Closed sleinen closed 9 years ago
From simon.le...@gmail.com on March 14, 2012 11:19:49
Thanks for finding and fixing this long-standing bug. It is hard to find out on which systems ip_len (from struct ip) is in host byte order, and on which ones it is in network byte order. Linux and Solaris - and apparently newer versions of OpenBSD - have it in network byte order, but other BSD-based systems have it in host order. Your patch should improve life for Solaris-on-Intel/AMD users, without breaking it for anyone else. So I'll fold it into the source. Maybe I'll adapt the preceding comment a little. It would be great to have an autoconf macro for this...
Status: Started
Owner: simon.le...@gmail.com
Labels: OpSys-Solaris
From simon.le...@gmail.com on March 14, 2012 14:34:59
This has now been added to the 1-3-maint branch as revision r133 , and released as samplicator-1.3.7-beta3. See also code review issue #21
for the complete patch. Please test and provide your feedback in the comments to this issue.
Status: Fixed
From bsdreisb...@gmail.com on March 14, 2012 18:44:23
-S doesnt work on intel/amd solaris. I have attached a patch for review.
Attachment: rawsend.c.patch
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/samplicator/issues/detail?id=20