Fix header ordering, switch to meson #2
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Changing the order of header includes has some side effects, for example signals ( |
As stated in the man pages, `sigaction` should be preferred to `signal`.
The kernel headers are supposed to be included after net/if.h, as they check whether net/if.h has been included before them, and if so, avoid redefinitions. This also avoid the non-portable hack of `#undef __USE_MISC`, which probably silently breaks glibc and leads to namespace pollution.
This allows for correctly checking for program presence, configuration and cross-compilation.
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The header ordering probably isn't to blame; switching to sigaction, as recommended by the man pages, solved the problem. Rebased onto current master. |
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Cherry-pick the first two into I will have to take a deeper look at the meson changes, not yet very familiar with it. |
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I will prepare similar changes for signal handling in other projects. Do you want to be named as co-author there? |
No need to if I didn't write it. Thank you for being so considerate though :^)
As a quick introduction, make sure meson is installed.
This will perform some setup, warn about missing programs/dependencies, etc. This is ~equivalent to a
This builds the program and places the artifacts in the build directory. To install, you can use:
This installs the files, and this can be modified with Further than this basic example, meson allows for correct cross-compilation (if requested), subprojects, etc. As for the details of how the |
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