Hello all
From hluez-libs 2.15 to bluez-libs 2.16, bluetooth.h doesn't anymore
include the stdio.h (or changes where made and stdio.h went forgotten).
So the user has to include it in his own program, even if he doesn't need it.
This might be more a c specific question, but aren't header files supposed
to handle their requirements themselve?
Please note that I'm not a c expert. This is a question, not a accusation...
regards
Marco
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Hi Marco,
> I think hci.h needs sys/socket.h because of sa_family_t.
also added to l2cap.h and rfcomm.h.
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Marcel
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Hello Marcel
I think hci.h needs sys/socket.h because of sa_family_t.
regards
Marco
Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> Hi Marco,
>
>
>>Actually I already stumbled about depencies like this, but I don't remember
>>them. I'll inform you if I find them again...
>
>
> keep posting them and I also like to know of any changes we might need
> for the GCC 4.0 support in the future.
>
> Regards
>
> Marcel
>
>
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Hi Marco,
> Actually I already stumbled about depencies like this, but I don't remember
> them. I'll inform you if I find them again...
keep posting them and I also like to know of any changes we might need
for the GCC 4.0 support in the future.
Regards
Marcel
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Actually I already stumbled about depencies like this, but I don't remember
them. I'll inform you if I find them again...
regards
Marco
Marcel Holtmann wrote:
> Hi Marco,
>
>
>> From hluez-libs 2.15 to bluez-libs 2.16, bluetooth.h doesn't anymore
>>include the stdio.h (or changes where made and stdio.h went forgotten).
>>
>>So the user has to include it in his own program, even if he doesn't need it.
>>This might be more a c specific question, but aren't header files supposed
>>to handle their requirements themselve?
>>Please note that I'm not a c expert. This is a question, not a accusation...
>
>
> I already fixed it in the CVS. I always include stdio.h in my C files
> and so this slipped through my eyes.
>
> Regards
>
> Marcel
>
>
>
>
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Hi Marco,
> From hluez-libs 2.15 to bluez-libs 2.16, bluetooth.h doesn't anymore
> include the stdio.h (or changes where made and stdio.h went forgotten).
>
> So the user has to include it in his own program, even if he doesn't need it.
> This might be more a c specific question, but aren't header files supposed
> to handle their requirements themselve?
> Please note that I'm not a c expert. This is a question, not a accusation...
I already fixed it in the CVS. I always include stdio.h in my C files
and so this slipped through my eyes.
Regards
Marcel
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