Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues.

Norbert Thiebaud <nthiebaud -AT- gmail.com>
Tue, 26 Jun 2012 04:29:22 -0500

On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 4:48 PM, Michael Stahl <mstahl@redhat.com> wrote:

On 22 June 2012 09:57, Jonathan Adams <t12nslookup@gmail.com> wrote:

i'm not sure if adding a defined(__IBMC__) etc. is the right approach
but if it doesn't break anything...


they added that line for z/OS ... which, I may be wrong, I believe to
be an IBM system ... looking around wikipedia; I found references to
what defines are set when compiling on z/OS ...


hmmm z/OS is apparently why that was initially added, but you never know
what later happened to develop a dependency on this setting...


FYI __IBMC__ is defined on z/OS but also on AIX when using IBM's xlc compiler.

Norbert

Context

libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Jonathan Adams
- Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Caolán McNamara
- Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Eike Rathke
  - Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Jonathan Adams
    - Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Michael Stahl
      - Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Jonathan Adams
        
        Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Michael Stahl
        
        Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Jonathan Adams
        
        Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Jonathan Adams
        Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Michael Stahl
        Re: libicudata in non-standard directory linking issues. · Norbert Thiebaud

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