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I'm working on installing the Sablotron Parser for XSL. I'm getting this
error when I run the configure script:
configure: error: The header <wchar.h> not found. This problem occurs on
certain platforms (e.g. FreeBSD). Please check your system configuration.
Thanks for any info on this.
Aaron Weiker
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The standard C wchar* stuff is not implemented in FreeBSD. There's
been some drive to get it merged in (I found a bunch of stuff in the
i18n mailing list in Oct and Nov 2000), but there's a lot of fretting,
since changes to libc are so touchy.
If you know C, your best bet is to hack around in the relevant file,
and see if you can get the functionality you need without the stuff
from wchar.h (or wctype.h, if that's included). Any recent C
reference (one that contains the ISO 1995 amendment) will tell you
what the functions in question do.
Lucas
I think the best bet is to pick up the wchar routines which are
floating around for freebsd. Probably want to check the mailing
list called freebsd-i18n for the latest snapshots.
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