wrong htons() used?

Richard Earnshaw rearnsha@arm.com
Mon Oct 25 03:26:00 GMT 1999


> More seriously, why is <netinet/in.h> picking up the wrong endian.h? 
> Has this always happened or has something else recently changed?

Probably because it goes 

#include <endian.h> 

and is then compiled with a -I somewhere_with_a_different_endian.h

If I understand gcc's include searching rules properly, netinet/in.h 
should probably go

#include "../endian.h"

so that it will start the search will start from netinet rather than using 
the include path.

R.



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