Not all platforms provide a definition of
IN_LOOPBACKNET. Let roken define it if it is otherwise
undeclared.
Change-Id: Ibbac2fc4045671237fae23119746b37afb3b83fb
All replacement roken functions are named rk_blah to avoid symbol
collisions. gettimeofday wasn't being renamed in the header, so fix
that.
This doesn't change the soname of the resulting library, as gettimeofday
isn't currently exported.
Before we can include ws2tcpip.h, we must have already included
winsock2.h. The latest SDK does this by including winsock2 within
the ws2tcpip header, but the older SDKs do not, and fail to build.
roken/rename.c is for platforms where the native rename()
implementation does not replace the target if it already exists. This
implementation isn't atomic, but should be close enough for most
purposes.
For correct behavior, rk_rename() should be used instead of rename().
rk_rename() is #defined to be rename() on platforms where this fix is
not necessary.
* h-github/master: (64 commits)
refix socket wrappers with rk_
Patch from Secure Endpoints/Asanka Herath for windows support
unset KRB5CCNAME
its really just LIBADD more most of them
correct quoting
Use -lpthread for modern freebsd instead
clean KRB5CCNAME and KRB5_CONFIG, require test to reset them
more up ${env_setup}
use PTHREADS_LIBADD for freebsd6 and newer
add PTHREAD_LIBADD
add PTHREAD_LIBADD
add PTHREAD_LIBADD
switch to PTHREADS_LIBADD
log what the error string say too
More debug logging
sprinkle more 'echo "test failed"'
sprinkle 'echo "test failed"'
use calloc(), indent more prettier
in sh, equal compare is really = for strings, not ==
Check for duplicates, already loaded mechs
...
Conflicts (resolved):
lib/krb5/auth_context.c
lib/krb5/changepw.c
lib/krb5/context.c
lib/krb5/error_string.c
lib/krb5/kuserok.c
lib/krb5/libkrb5-exports.def.in
lib/krb5/net_write.c
lib/krb5/store_fd.c
lib/krb5/test_cc.c
lib/roken/strerror_r.c
* commit 'lha/master':
glue for strsvisx
add Allan McRae and Victor Guerra, sort
Version Heimdal 1.3.2
Remove fd caching since we don't have unload (deconstructor) support
AIX qsort() is unstable and might change the order of the elements
if they are equal, libwind require them to be in the same order as they were
on the input, pull in FreeBSD qsort and use that instead of AIX version.
