[kde-solaris] FIONREAD undeclared in kdelib/kdecore/network

[Dan Rawson]

OK, thanks . . . 

Patched and  built . . . .

Dan

Christopher Layne wrote:
> It's a bug.
> 
> Forgot the number off hand. But go to bugs.kde.org and search on
> FIONREAD.
> 
> I submitted a patch a few weeks ago, still not integrated.
> 
> Just add:
> 
> #include <sys/filio.h>
> 
> to ksocketdevice.cpp
> 
> You may also run into serious issues with building kdm as well - some
> which may require just removing it from the makefiles altogether.
> 
> -cl
> 
> On Fri, Aug 20, 2004 at 01:26:47PM -0400, Dan Rawson wrote:
> 
>> I'm building KDE 3.3 on Solaris 8 with gcc 3.2.2
>> 
>> kdelibs/kdecore/network/ksocketdevice.cpp fails to compile because
>> FIONREAD is undefined (line 364)
>> 
>> The FIONREAD macro is defined in /usr/include/sys/filio.h.  This
>> only gets included (from ioctl.h) if BSD_COMP is defined.
>> 
>> If I manually add -DBSD_COMP to the makefile in that directory, it
>> builds fine.  3.2.3 built fine, but it looks like the network code
>> is either new or moved.  The old kdecore/kextsock.cpp has a note
>> "TODO: FIONREAD ioctl", but that's it . . .
>> 
>> Questions: 1.  Is it a bug <g>? 2.  I don't really know much about
>> network code.  What problems will I introduce with this solution? 
>> 3.  Is there a better solution??
>> 
>> TIA . . .
>> 
>> Dan
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