It is difficult to tell the root cause and give a solution without seeing the source code. However, based on the output error message, the "#define" macro has the syntax issue. In the c programming, the #define should go like "#define _NETINET_IN_H_". Are you sure the "in.h" should be compiled?
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RE: RPC define types
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RE: RPC define types
The syntax <="" a=""><b>IPPROTO_IP</b> is challenging.
I have several versions of the library, most have includes that turn into rabbit holes.
I just need the xdr rpc library to link with a SW project. It's just easier to include it rather than remove it.
Thank you.