[tlbuild] strstr universal?
Boris Veytsman
borisv at lk.net
Mon Mar 9 02:24:48 CET 2015
KB> Date: Sun, 8 Mar 2015 21:45:21 +0000
KB> From: Karl Berry <karl at freefriends.org>
KB> Pursuant to comments I got on kpathsea's replacement for strstr, I
KB> wonder if strstr is now universally available on all the systems for
KB> which TL is compiled. I rather suspect so. In which case I'd just as
KB> soon get rid of the replacement function in kpathsea instead of
KB> tinkering with it.
KB> If you don't know for sure about your platform, can you please try
KB> compiling (and linking :) the following two-line C program?
KB> #include <string.h>
KB> int main() { const char *a = strstr ("foo", "bar"); return 0; }
I was 100% sure any Debian system has strstr, but just for the fun of
doing it I complied this for arm-gnulinux. Of course it works :)
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Good luck
-Boris
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