Issue #43: Fix libzip compile issues #65
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…sues Modified the define check to look for LIBZIP_VERSION as opposed to ZIP_CODEC_ENCODE. libzip 0.10 introduced LIBZIP_VERSION (which is also used by all later versions) and also introduced the defines that the guard handles. ZIP_CODEC_ENCODE is no longer used by later libzip versions (e.g. 1.12) which was causing compilation errors. Also, the config.ac has a check that libzip is >= 0.10 so this is mostly a moot point.
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Fixes the build on ubuntu for me. Many thanks @pachoo |
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(From pull request libimobiledevice#65.)
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Fixed with #85 |
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Modified the define check to look for LIBZIP_VERSION as opposed to ZIP_CODEC_ENCODE. libzip 0.10 introduced LIBZIP_VERSION (which is also used by all later versions) and also introduced the defines that the guard handles. ZIP_CODEC_ENCODE is no longer used by later libzip versions (e.g. 1.1.2) which was causing compilation errors.
Also, the config.ac has a check that libzip is >= 0.10 so this is mostly a moot point.