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Re: csclient.cxx:2024:66: error: 'PR_NetAddrToString' was not declared in this scope


I have pushed a fix for this. Please let me know if it solves all of your problems.

Dave

On 04/10/2012 10:45 AM, Dave Brolley wrote:
Thanks for these reports. I'll look into them right away.

Srikar, I would be interested in seeing your configuration patch.

Thanks,
Dave

On 04/06/2012 01:45 PM, Negreanu Marius wrote:
On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 8:11 PM, Srikar Dronamraju
<srikar@linux.vnet.ibm.com>  wrote:
Hi,

I'm compiling the latest master from git, and I get a couple of error
like the one in subject.
I've managed to find those functions are defined by libnspr and
installed libnspr-dev on Ubuntu.
Compiling went fine, but the linking broke with
  csclient.cxx:2025: undefined reference to `PR_NetAddrToString'

Any ideas on why is this happening ?
I can get rid of that linking error by changing the automake/conf scripts, but
I though asking first might be better.


I faced similar issue yesterday while compiling on fedora.
However installing nss-devel solved the problem for me.

To reiterate, Even though I give ./configure --disable-server
--without-nss but nss-devel not installed, systemtap would fail to build
csclient.cxx. After installing nss-devel, the same configure command
works.


Frank had asked me to report this problem on the list, but I forgot.
This seems to be recent regression, because I was able to compile and
use systemtap on that machine before and then it didnt have nss-devel.
Thanks,

BTW it looks like these unguarded references to libnss-dev also break
static void keep_common_server_info ( const compile_server_info&info_to_keep,
vector<compile_server_info> &filtered_info )


as "defined but never used" gcc error.


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