In the meantime, is there a workaround so I can get Squid up and rolling?
see include/config.h. There is a define which tells Squid that
FD_SETSIZE can not be redefined.
Understood, but being someone that is not a programmer by trade,
especially with C, I don't know how to tell the system (or the compiler)
not to attempt a redefinition of FD_SETSIZE.
Can I simply put an #ifndef statement in place in config.h, if so, where?
Do I have to inform the other header files not to redefine FD_SETSIZE?
Or can I just somehow tell the system to set an environment variable to
pass along the FD_SETSIZE so it doesn't get redefined?
Sorry for the inquiries, I just literally don't know how to fix/bypass
this problem.
I am fully willing and capable to test any ideas the list can pass along...
Regards,
Steve
