Hi Eli, \usr\bin\../lib/gcc/mingw32/4.7.2/../../../../include/string.h:92:39: Right, we have two issues. But using basename from gnulib increases overall compatibility *AND* also fixes your issue reg
The MinGW implementation indeed writes into its argument string. However, warc.c already handles this contingency, and works on a copy of the argument passed to warc_write_record. So I see no proble
Hi Eli, thanks for your detailed report(s) ! See my answers inline. Tim The man page for basename says that there is a POSIX-2001 and a GNU version. The POSIX version does not allow string literals -
(I'm not subscribed to the list, so please CC me on any replies and discussions. Thanks in advance.) I've built wget 1.16.1 with mingw.org's toolchain, and encountered a few issues, described below.
Hi, Attached is a patch for a missing 'version.h' in wget_SOURCES in the src/Makefile.am, which I suppose should have been included in the above patch by Darshit. Without it, 'make distcheck' fails.
Seems to, if ".1" is supposed to be the most recent and ".n" the oldest. (VMS versions normally go the other way.) Around here, with a quick CGI counter, after five runs of: wgx -d --backups=3 http:/
Greetings. Thanks for quick reply. During searching info about FILE_FLAG_DELETE_ON_CLOSE find that flag "O_TEMPORARY" work in Windows. What if replace mkstemp() with mkostemp()? ( mkstemp(filename)==
The gz* API from zlib takes a "gzFile", not a "gzFile*". Older versions of zlib didn't trigger a warning because it was typedefed to a void*, but newer ones typedef it to a struct*, so trying to use
The gz* API from zlib takes a "gzFile", not a "gzFile*". Older versions of zlib didn't trigger a warning due to how the funcs were written, but newer ones do. So tweak the type (which in reality shou
Hi wget folks, The make fails (see logs below). What can I do to compile wget? Is this case known? -- Evgenii $bzr info -vv latest revision: Mon 2011-12-12 21:30:39 +0100 $./configure --without-ssl $
In test.c, this patch changes the type of program_argstring to char * from a const char *. This is because, we use a char * string in the rest of the program and declare an extern accordingly. Removi
warc_current_gzfile must be of type gzFile, not gzFile *. It also fixed these compiler warnings: warc.c: In function 'warc_write_buffer': warc.c:144:7: warning: passing argument 1 of 'gzwrite' from i
Hi all, The attached patch should hopefully fix Evgenii's problem. The patch changes the configure script to always use libz, unless it is explicitly disabled. In that case, the patch makes sure that
Hi, spring is coming and it is time for some cleanup. I have refactored a bit gethttp and moved some code to other functions. It is mostly mechanical code movements, and I hope to do some more work o
$ uname -a Linux sand4 3.8.0-23-generic #34-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 29 20:22:58 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux $ ./wget/src/wget --version GNU Wget 1.14.54-9d35f87 built on linux-gnu. +digest +ht
Greetings Thanks for correting and testing. Sorry, my bad (I think, that binary flags is mostly compatible between systems). In Windows O_TEMPORARY defined in fctl.h. So it's need to also include add
Oh, cool. That should work. I saw that mkostemp() was a gnu extension (thus non-portable), and didn't think in checking if it was available through gnulib. I would however do a (...) int fd = mkostem