Re: Unable to cross compile git. http.c generating errors.

[Bagas Sanjaya <bagasdotme@gmail.com>]

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On Sat, May 06, 2023 at 08:38:40PM +0200, PEEX Gamer wrote:
> I was trying to compile git for x86_64 FreeBSD 13.2 on x86_64 linux
> without any success.
> I was using clang toolchain that worked for native Freebsd 13.2 compilation.
> The errors i had:
> First thing was that config.mak.uname was trying to include sysinfo
> because of host machine being linux which was weird. I ommited this
> error by replacing linux section with freebsd and everythink was
> smooth until http.c which generates output attached in email. Why
> would somethink like this happen when same code was compiled with
> success on FreeBSD machine but for some reason it can't cross compile.
> stdio.h come from official FreeBSD 13.2 base. I checked also when was
> http.c modified but this part is like that for last 5 years. Looks
> like i might have done somethink wrong with my toolchain but the same
> toolchain generated working tests (i ran them on FreeBSD machine,
> worth noting that this tests were using stdio.h) and also built
> working curl from source.

I don't see the error message unless I open this email on Thunderbird
(you attach it as image instead of copy-paste from terminal). Please
show us the error.

Anyway, the culprit line is introduced by e6cf87b12d (http: enable
keep_error for HTTP requests, 2019-01-10), so I Cc: the commit author.

Thanks.

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