Something that I completely do not understand happened here, and I also
can't figure out how it broke. The previous two versions have included
the installed copy of the architecture conf header with no problems.
However, the 3.8.2 build fails, complaining it can't find
openssl/opensslconf.h, and there's no obvious reason why, since the
includes appear to happen the same way in the source as before. I've
temporarily worked around this issue by making the build system
manually copy the platform header around inside the source tree, but
this really shouldn't be necessary. There must be something else in
the include machinery that changed, but this was a patch release with
very minor changes to the portability layer. There were no build
system changes I can see that would cause this. It's possible the
cause may be revealed by looking at the BSD source differences, but
this is truly baffling to me because it seems like it should be 100% a
build system issue. The source tree should not mysteriously be able to
break the compiler's include path!
Of course, it's also entirely possible that the previous versions don't
work at all the way I thought they did. But let's actually pretend I'm
perfect and that's not possible.
- Add `STDIN_FILENO` to compat unistd header.
- Use quotes to include compat getopt header in the compat unistd.
- Export additional symbols needed by ocspcheck (optarg, optind,
ftruncate)
This reverses changes from the 3.8.x upstream that are causing issues on
a few different platforms, including macOS x64, Windows, and older
Linux/FreeBSD.
- Add `STDIN_FILENO` to compat unistd header.
- Use quotes to include compat getopt header in the compat unistd.
- Export additional symbols needed by ocspcheck (optarg, optind,
ftruncate)
