Where would I find a version of the resolver libraries? I own the Slackware
CDs, but they didn't seem to get installed (at least, I can't find them). Any
advice? I need them for a compile.
Thanks in advance,
rt
Thanks in advance,
rt
You don't. The functions are in the libc. Just remove the -lresolve.Quote:>Where would I find a version of the resolver libraries? I own the Slackware
>CDs, but they didn't seem to get installed (at least, I can't find them). Any
>advice? I need them for a compile.
HTH,
Uli
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As you see on a libc5 system, they're in libc.
And on an glibc system they would be in libresolv:
arbas:/var/tmp/glibc/lib> nm libresolv.so.2 | grep res_query
00007010 T res_query
000074e0 T res_querydomain
arbas:/var/tmp/glibc/lib>
On what libc is slackware based now? Well, that could be left to the
original poster ;-)
Uli
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