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Idar Tollefsen authored
Primarily, this Fixes #113. Some minor formatting changes were made where it made the quoted logic easier to read/follow. There were also a couple of other improvements that naturally flowed from the changes in quotation: Instead of using AC_CHECK_HEADERS() per header, they have now been coalesced into one call where appropriate. Adds explicit usage of AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT as the includes argument to AC_CHECK_HEADERS(). Without this, some platforms/compilers will complain that the header was found, but not useable by the compiler. This will happen on e.g. Solaris where certain header files have to be included to pull in the necessary defines. This is achieved through the use AC_INCLUDES_DEFAULT. Removes variables that were either not used or only set for use with AC_SUBST(); HOST_IS_WINDOWS, USE_OPENSSL, PCAP and HAVE_PCAP. AC_SUBSTS() will happily accept both the name and the value as two separate arguments - no need to set a variable just for that. Adds AC_MSG_RESULT() for the AC_MSG_CHECKING() message for user specified OpenSSL directory. Without this, the configure script would output the next check on the same line.
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