Re: bsdmainutils
I'd suggest looking through the diff for the package, and see if you can find
where it's adding the bits you don't want. That's probably the easiest way.
FreeBSD doesn't seem to have any langinfo stuff, or if they do, it's not in
/usr/include. I'm not sure what it's supposed to do, anyway. I suspect that
what you have is actually forked and heavily patched from FreeBSD.
On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 02:04:16PM -0700, Joel Baker wrote:
> In a display of amazing twistedness... bsdmainutils won't compile on a BSD
> kernel/libc. As best I can tell, most of it is caused by various sections
> of #ifdef DEBIAN which really should be #ifdef LINUX - but just turning off
> the -DDEBIAN flag results in code being added which deals with non-existant
> nl_langinfo calls in at least one or two places.
>
> The program copyrights indicate that almost all of them are from the
> FreeBSD usr.bin source tree - but it must be a fairly recent one, possibly
> using things that aren't available in NetBSD's tree, or even older FreeBSD
> versions (I only have access to Stable -1, not Stable or Current).
>
> Any volunteers to work on untangling this mess?
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