FreeBSD Port: ushare-1.1a_9

[Dimitry Andric]

On 19 Mar 2014, at 09:59, Dean Hollister <deanhollister at bigpond.com> wrote:
> It appears that the ushare port requires GCC to build, but this
> requirement is not present in the Makefile. Attempting to build without
> GCC generates the following error:
...
> In file included from cfgparser.c:30:
> In file included from ./cfgparser.h:24:
> ./ushare.h:135:13: warning: inline function 'display_headers' is not
> defined
>      [-Wundefined-inline]
> inline void display_headers (void);
>            ^
> cfgparser.c:316:3: note: used here
>  display_headers ();
>  ^
> 1 warning generated.

This is because the ushare author apparently does not understand how
inline works in C.  It is very simple to fix: just drop the attached
files into /usr/ports/net/ushare/files, overwriting any existing ones.

-Dimitry
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