x = RESIZE(x, type, size);
which should just be:
RESIZE(x, type, size);
The erroneous use is undefined behaviour according to the C standard, and
causes new versions of gcc (and, apparently, clang) to throw a warning.
Reported by nenolod/moogle.
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means it's not made executable.
Patch from Jeff Horelick <jdhore@gentoo.org>.
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debugging to have the symbols.
Patch from Jeff Horelick <jdhore@gentoo.org>.
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recent Cygwin (including windows.h after the macros defined in modval.h
causes the build to fail due to our 'load' macro). Reported by VICODAN.
Also define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN in misc.c, which should speed up Cygwin
build times a little.
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instead of FreeBSD-1*, which fixes building with plugins on FreeBSD-10. Also
a similar fix for the FreeBSD-2.* case.
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This includes all of the underlying support, but doesn't hook it up to the
/SERVER command yet, so it's not useable at this point.
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This doesn't tend to affect what window they go to, since for channels
there's always a target window based on the channel. But it does
affect logging.
This was fixed in EPIC4 back in 2001.
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case-insensitive filesystems like NTFS or HFS+, where it clashes with
the BitchX binary.
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This means that we shouldn't try to connect using IPv6 if the local machine
doesn't have an IPv6 address itself.
This also simplifies the IPv6 code in BX_connect_by_number() a bit.
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res_init() if /etc/resolv.conf doesn't exist, which is usual.
Add code to handle this by calling GetNetworkParams().
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and switch to using BIND4 macros (GETSHORT / GETLONG).
Should fix /nslookup on OpenBSD.
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get confdefs.h included in the test.
This should fix the resolver linking issue on OS X.
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Now uses AC_LINK_IFELSE() to link a program that calls res_mkquery(),
after defining BIND_8_COMPAT / BIND_4_COMPAT as per misc.c.
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that parses AF_UNIX addresses in getaddrinfo() or something.
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and res happened to be NULL).
Also add missing freeaddrinfo() call.
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to the existing BIND_8_COMPAT fix for OSX.
Oh how I hate the /nslookup function.
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Required for plugins to work on x86-64.
Thanks to snadge for this patch.
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IPv6 enabled. This fixes an issue reported by packet, where IPv4 conections
don't work on FreeBSD when the client is built with IPv6 support and you
have a local hostname set (with /hostname, -H or IRCHOST).
Also ensure we clear the full size of the 'server' address structure - doesn't
fix a known problem but is a defensive measure.
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