libnet_open_raw6() issue

Hi guys,

I just noticed little problem with libnet_open_raw6() you guys are probably already aware of, but I haven't seen any mention of it yet.

#if !(__WIN32__)
#if (__svr4__)

     void *oneptr = &one;
#endif /* __svr4__ */
#else

   BOOL one;
#endif

First of all, this doesn't define 'one' for anything other than WIN32. Secondly oneptr isn't defined for anything other than svr4.

The following works nicely (using code taken from libnet_open_raw4()):

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#if !(__WIN32__)

     int one= 1;
#if (__svr4__)

     void *oneptr = &one;
#else

     int *oneptr = &one;
#endif /* __svr4__ */
#else

   BOOL one;
#endif

Thanks,

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Darren Bounds
Security Consultant
Information Security Services
Intrusense Inc.

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On Wed, 2003-06-18 at 20:04, Mike Schiffman wrote:

> Getting closer and closer to a final release.  This one has more




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