Denis A. Doroshenko writes:
> please, be good and tell me why can't we use history _really found in
> libreadline_, just because of some headers missing? if example proggie
> using readline with history has been successfully compiled and linked,
> with no headers, who cares about the header files?
ISO 9899:1999 cares about the header files. In C99 you can't use a
function without declaring it. Note that the test case in configure does
declare the function in a phony way.
> > What edition of readline does OpenBSD supply?
>
> heh, sounds weird, but i can't tell you :-) it seems to be readline
> which comes with GNU binutils (version 2.9 for OpenBSD 2.8, AFAIK).
All GNU readline releases and all readline-compatible NetBSD libedit
releases provide a history.h header. If OpenBSD wants to create a new
readline[-compatible] package that does not include a history.h file
because it declares the history functions in readline.h then that's okay,
but I need to know that this is the plan and not just an accident.
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Peter Eisentraut peter_e@gmx.net http://funkturm.homeip.net/~peter
