[Openswan dev] Re: [Openswan CVS] openswan-2/linux/net/ipsec addrtot.c,1.16,1.17

[Michael Richardson]

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>>>>> "CaT" == CaT  <cat at zip.com.au> writes:
    CaT> If I understand this right, openswan only wants to define its
    CaT> strstr if the kernel it's being compiled for doesn't have one
    CaT> already supplied. If so then __HAVE_ARCH_STRSTR would be the
    CaT> appropriate thing to check for rather then KERNEL_HAS_STRSTR,
    CaT> no?

    >> Thanks. I appreciate knowing about that symbol.  I didn't know
    >> about it.  Where is it defined?

    CaT> In include/asm-i386/string.h for example. Not all arches have
    CaT> it defined but a few do.

    CaT> With the change btw, the kernel compiled.

  Using __HAVE_ARCH_STRSTR doesn't work on UML.
  It appears that the strstr.c from arch/i386/lib/strstr.c doesn't get
compiled. I tried to get it compiled, but I seem to be missing some
symbol table magic. (Adding EXPORT_SYMTAB(strstr) to the file didn't
help).

  Any ideas on this?

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