build, and hopefully also in Linux. Ideally, do the same sort of thing for
the other "macro returning a constant string" cases.
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Fix "if (err = EOF)", which should be a comparison.
Various pedantries (petty stuff):
* Remove compiler warning on use of build_TS_reader_with_fns - this was because
"char *" is signed on my Mac, whilst "byte *" is not. Fixed by making it
exepct "byte *", and whilst I'm at it make pcapreport.c use the datatypes from
compat.h -- not because they're better than the stdint.h type, because they
clearly aren't, but purely for consistancy (long term, I still want to move
to stdint types - it should be easier now as we don't need to support ancient
compilers))
* Reformat pcapreport.c (this is going to make for a big difference, oh well)
to standard tstools indentation patterns.
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way!). Next step is to analyse PCR against the pcap timestamps.
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attempt to autodetect whether it is running on Mac OS X). Thus it replaces
the original Linux Makefile (and we're back to a GNU make file plus an
nmake make file for Windows).
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rename : Makefile.osx => Makefile
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make
make clean
did not delete all the binaries. Now, target objclean does what clean
used to do, and clean/distclean act more conventionally.
Also, Makefile.osx *should* now be a suitable makefile for Linux/BSD
as well -- but wait until I can test it at work (on Linux) before
making it the "main" Makefile.
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tibs