fix compilation with certain versions of gcc #25
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i personally think this could create a problem when building on windows so i think the following fcbb57a |
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Works for me, just tested this on my fbsd box. Nice, cheers |
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This solution is automake based to fix the issue described in Parchive#25 My initial thought is if we use the solution of Parchive#25 we will have issues building on windows. Signed-off-by: BlackEagle <ike.devolder@gmail.com>
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resolves Parchive#25 * origin/freebsd_limits: FreeBSD gcc compilation fails because of missing limits.h
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On FreeBSD at least, with GCC 4.7, par2cmdline fails to compile, complaining about PATH_MAX.
Including <limits.h> fixes this