-$Id$
-
libpcap 0.7.1 and later appear to work on AIX when using AIX's native
BPF; that appears to work better than DLPI does. Note that you may have
to run AIX's tcpdump, as root, before configuring, building, and
CVS version of libpcap ignores EFAULT on AIX; it appears that this fixes
the problem.
-Some earlier notes: the notes about libpcap may not apply, with libpcap
-0.7.1, but they're preserved here for historical reasons.
+Some earlier notes:
+
+The notes about libpcap may not apply, with libpcap 0.7.1 and later, but
+they're preserved here for historical reasons.
-The glib, gtk+, and Ethereal notes still apply.
+The notes about glib, gtk+, and Ethereal may not apply, as we're now
+using GLib 2.x and GTK+ 2.x, and don't have our own gtkclist.c, but
+they're also preserved for historical reasons.
After much work and toil, Craig Rodrigues was able to compile libpcap
and Ethereal on AIX 4.3.2. His odyssey is document in various e-mails
After much sweat and toil, I have managed to get gtk 1.2.6 to
compile and not dump core under AIX. The solutions were to
-(1) apply the attached patch to the configure.in in the glib-1.2.6
+(1) apply the attached patch to the configure.ac in the glib-1.2.6
subdirectory
(2) In the file gtk+-1.2.6/gtk/Makefile, add a link flag -lgdk to link
http://www.gis.net/~craigr
rodrigc@mediaone.net
-*** configure.in.old Thu Oct 7 17:27:43 1999
---- configure.in Sun Nov 7 19:34:36 1999
+*** configure.ac.old Thu Oct 7 17:27:43 1999
+--- configure.ac Sun Nov 7 19:34:36 1999
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*** 795,809 ****
fi
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