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>>>>> "Guy" == Guy Harris <guy@alum.mit.edu> writes:
    >> I'd like to make sure that libpcap 0.9.1-096 compiles on NetBSD
    >> 1.6.  It appears that the test for fddipad says
    >> defined(__NetBSD__), but that member must have been introduced in
    >> a post-1.6 version of NetBSD.

    Guy> Actually, the problem appears to be that PCAP_FDDIPAD is
    Guy> defined in pcap-int.h *after* it's used, so that the fddipad
    Guy> member isn't #defined into the pcap structure even if

  Hmm. okay... maybe. I didn't look as close as that, which is why I
asked.

    Guy> If all versions of NetBSD put those 3 bytes of padding into
    Guy> FDDI packets supplied to BPF, then the definition of
    Guy> PCAP_FDDIPAD shouldn't be based on the NetBSD version - and if
    Guy> not all of them do, a run-time test using the result of
    Guy> "uname()" should be done.

  I can't find FDDIPAD in anything under /usr/include on my system.

    Guy> elsewhere (or perhaps the code didn't even compile on those
    Guy> versions - did you try it on 2.0, for example?).  - This is the

  I have yet to upgrade anything to 2.0, which is on my todo list.

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