- 1 year ago
how to enable HAVE_FWPRINTF in gettext-runtime\intl\printf.c?
To enable HAVE_FWPRINTF
in gettext-runtime\intl\printf.c
, you need to modify the configuration files and rebuild the gettext-runtime
library. Here's an outline of the steps:
Locate the configuration files:
- Look for a
config.h
orconfig.h.in
file in thegettext-runtime
source code directory. - If such a file doesn't exist, check if there's a
configure.ac
orconfigure.in
file.
- Look for a
Modify the configuration file:
- Open the relevant configuration file in a text editor.
- Search for a section related to printf features or wide character support.
- Uncomment or add the line that defines
HAVE_FWPRINTF
to enable it. The line should look like#define HAVE_FWPRINTF 1
or similar.
Save the changes to the configuration file.
Rebuild the
gettext-runtime
library:- Depending on the build system used by
gettext-runtime
, you may need to run specific commands to regenerate the build files. - Typical commands include
./configure
,make
, andmake install
. Refer to the project's documentation for specific build instructions.
- Depending on the build system used by
Build and install the modified
gettext-runtime
library. This will incorporate the changes you made to the configuration file.
Note: The steps provided are general guidelines, and the specific instructions may vary depending on the gettext-runtime
project version and build system being used. It's recommended to refer to the project's documentation or the specific build instructions provided with the source code to ensure accurate steps for enabling HAVE_FWPRINTF
in printf.c
.