Re: [PATCH] Fix AC_CHECK_HEADERS for term.h to look in ncurses directory.

"Kevin J. McCarthy" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.mutt.devel
Message-ID <aeBnasdACT7JoUSp@qinghai>
On Mon, Apr 13, 2026 at 12:39:20PM +0800, Kevin J. McCarthy wrote:
>When ncurses headers are installed inside a subdirectory, the term.h
>file will be there too.
>---
>While taking a closer look at the "mutt on macOS and --with-curses=DIR"
>thread, I realized the configure.ac was actually making a mistake
>searching for term.h.  It should be trying to look in the appropriate
>ncurses subdirectory first, as it does for ncurses.h.

I've pushed this up.

Note the sr.ht builds are still failing for arch/freebsd until I push up 
the "Switch to autopoint installed gettext" thread.

I don't think anything is too controversial in that thread, but I want 
to give everyone a chance to comment before I push it up.

p.s. My old gpg key signature expired yesterday.  If you see an expired 
key notice, please pull down a new version of my key.

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