Help with Linux lib to compile binary

[Legor 0]

Hello dears,

I'm trying to compile source on my CentOS server. At this time, when I launch Makefile i receive an error with "strlcopy" function, this is BSD's function, so, I've installed the libbsd-devel and now:
It's correct what I'm doing?
How i can specify this library? I've try to specify in Makefile with "-L/usr/lib %allpossiblecombinations%".
This is the first error that I receive, so I think I receive others in future.

Someone that is more prepared than me can please show me the right way?

Thanks a lot, Legor.

[MichaelM 40]

The current source its written exclusively for FreeBSD, sadly.

[Legor 0]

2 hours ago, MichaelM said:

The current source its written exclusively for FreeBSD, sadly.

Yes, but the BSD functions that are necessary are included in libbsd library. In addition, my compilation crashes because it is not found that particular method, not for other reasons. Or am I wrong?

In any case, thanks for the reply

[MichaelM 40]

The source its too old and obsolete to compile it on linux, even if you manage to port everything.

Last year there was a project that aimed to repair the whole source and to port it to linux, but they dropped the project.

[Legor 0]

On 11/7/2016 at 6:15 PM, MichaelM said:

The source its too old and obsolete to compile it on linux, even if you manage to port everything.

Last year there was a project that aimed to repair the whole source and to port it to linux, but they dropped the project.

Ok, I was not aware. thanks for the tip

[ds_aim 239]

Check m signature. I managed to compile under ubuntu, all tests was passed but i never used in production.

Intro my test server i don't found any issue.

 

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[Vanilla 1449]

strlcpy is not reserved to FreeBSD!

There is an linux equivalent.

http://linux.die.net/man/3/strlcpy

 

Also, you don't even need strlcpy since c++ provides you with everything you need. If you need those size-bound functions you can just use the native c++ ones. strncpy would be the right choice for this case. And this belongs to the std library, not any os-implementations. So you don't need to worry about compiling on bsd, linux or even windows.