Re: `struct utsname' has no member named `domainname'

Travis Crump wrote:
> What exactly is a "from scratch configure run".  I attempted to switch 
> to gcc-3.0 by switching the symlinks in /usr/bin to point to 3.0 and 
> doing a "make -f client.mk clobber checkout build", and I got this 
> error.  Should a clobber build do a from scratch configure, or do I need 
> to do something else?

A "from scratch configure run" is a run made from a tree without any 
generated files in it.  It should give you the same results as though 
you were running configure for the first time (ie, no "cached" results).

make -f client.mk distclean

Anytime that you change the system configuration like that, you should 
definitely do a build from scratch.

> So from this rambling post I have one question, why isn't 
> <cvsroot>/mozilla/config.cache erased by default when you do a clobber. 

Because a clobber has historical connotations within the build system 
and has never required a reconfiguring of your build.  distclean is the 
standard autoconf target for removing all generated files produced 
during configure.

- cls