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Building libltdl recursively with MinGW failed with an error of "sleep" being redefined. Commenting out the sleep() definition in config.h.in resulted in libtdl compiling but a linker failure in libyaesu as "_sleep" was not defined. A bit of searching reveals that the MS Windows API does not include "sleep" and MinGW does not include it either, hence the definition in gr_pwin32.m4 from the GNU Radio project. Uopn finding a MinGW User thread from 2007 that discussed this very issue, the following message hinted that using a CPP #define to wrap Windows Sleep() may work: http://mingw.5.n7.nabble.com/Help-where-is-the-C-language-sleep-function-tp8921p8925.html And indeed it seems to. Compilation is now clean with recursive libltdl and the rest of Hamlib, but does it work? |
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| ax_lib_readline.m4 | ||
| ax_pkg_swig.m4 | ||
| ax_pthread.m4 | ||
| ax_python_devel.m4 | ||
| gr_doxygen.m4 | ||
| gr_pwin32.m4 | ||
| hl_getaddrinfo.m4 | ||
| perl.m4 | ||
| tcl.m4 | ||