I just committed changes to vtysh's configure.ac support to look for
tputs in more libraries and not assume perl is in /usr/bin (it belongs
in /usr/pkg/bin :-). I am pretty sure this won't break anything, but
I'd appreciate it if people could test this on Linux and Solaris.
These changes should also help vtysh on other platforms which have
libtermcap or libcurses but don't have libtinfo or libncurses.
Make vtysh work on NetBSD, and minor cleanups:
if --enable-vtysh, look for perl, and substitute into vtysh/extract.pl,
rather than assuming perl is in /usr/bin
Look for tputs in libtermcap and libcurses, in addition to
previously-searched locations. Follow GNU readlines search order.
Clean up --enable-vtysh definition in configure.ac.
Add vtysh/vtysh_cmds.c to CLEANFILES. This is important if
extract.pl fails, so that 'make clean && make' will regenerate
vtysh_cmds.c rhather than using the old zero-length file.
--
Greg Troxel <gdt@ir.bbn.com>
tputs in more libraries and not assume perl is in /usr/bin (it belongs
in /usr/pkg/bin :-). I am pretty sure this won't break anything, but
I'd appreciate it if people could test this on Linux and Solaris.
These changes should also help vtysh on other platforms which have
libtermcap or libcurses but don't have libtinfo or libncurses.
Make vtysh work on NetBSD, and minor cleanups:
if --enable-vtysh, look for perl, and substitute into vtysh/extract.pl,
rather than assuming perl is in /usr/bin
Look for tputs in libtermcap and libcurses, in addition to
previously-searched locations. Follow GNU readlines search order.
Clean up --enable-vtysh definition in configure.ac.
Add vtysh/vtysh_cmds.c to CLEANFILES. This is important if
extract.pl fails, so that 'make clean && make' will regenerate
vtysh_cmds.c rhather than using the old zero-length file.
--
Greg Troxel <gdt@ir.bbn.com>