Looks like getopt.h was silently included somewhere in gcc-4.6's
includes. Explicitely include <getopt.h>. No idea whether this
is the correct fix.
Whitespace change: indent includes, if they are inside a conditional.
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popup should also be available through a regular menu. So, make the
"Manually resolve address" function availble in under View->Name Resolution .
(Yes, technically this is an "Edit"-like action, but it just fits so well
under Name Resolution.)
While there, move "Resolve Name" from main_menu_bar_toggle_action_entries[]
into main_menu_bar_entries[] so it doesn't get a (useless) toggle indicator.
(At least as I understand this function, it's supposed to allow you to tell
Wireshark to go off and try to resolve the names in the current frame;
unfortunately it doesn't seem to actually work.)
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are present. However, still only create the graph for the first/only
one.
LTE MAC or RLC frames often contain multiple SDUs that are segments of
the same TCP conversation - this avoids the need to find a frame with
only one SDU.
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capture_opts.h. (It arguably belongs somewhere other than in a file in
ui/gtk, but, if so, move it there, e.g. to something in ui.)
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GENERATED_HEADER_FILES; get rid of GENERATED_H_FILES in favor of
GENERATED_HEADER_FILES, and make other changes to make the Makefile.am
and Makefile.common in ui/qt more like those in ui/gtk.
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of the library, because, in order to do the top-level link of Wireshark
with a C++ compiler rather than a C compiler, at least one C++ source
file must be an input file - for now, we don't do that, as adding it as
a top-level source file for Wireshark causes other problems, but this at
least lets somebody do so as a temporary hack to build with auto*.
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want to require the machines used to build the distribution tarballs to
have those tools installed or to require the build process to run them,
and I think if you have enough stuff installed to build Qt applications
at all you'll have those tools installed (the reason why the result of
{F}lex and YACC/BYACC/Bison are distributed with tarballs is to let
somebody who wants to or needs to build from unmodified source do so
with as few tools required as possible).
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UI library in the GTK+ directory.
List the moc-generated and rcc-generated files as generated files.
Add main_window.ui as an EXTRA_DIST file. Sort the EXTRA_DIST list.
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