On Thursday 19 February 2004 06:32, you wrote:
   > The XFree86 Xserver appears to have been built, which is good I guess,
   > but I'm having problems building Xprt and Xsun* and Xvfb, in that they
   > are all complaining about a missing GetTimeInMillis() function.
   
   > I can find two in the xfree sources, one in
   > $X11SRC/xfree/xc/programs/Xserver/os/utils.c and the other in
   > $X11SRC/xfree/xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/common/xf86Io.c, DDXTIME
   > being defined determines which version is included, and I think it is
   > defined currently so the version in the latter file is used. I suspect
   > rebuilding with DDXTIME undefined would cause the inverse with
   > everything except XFree86 building. Any ideas there?
   
   Does it make sense to build Xsun* servers for Krups?  If not I would suggest 
   just throwing a knob in Makefile.common that causes it to build XFree86 only 
   and leaving DDXTIME defined for all.

krups is a sparc, and we want "netbsd/sparc" to build all the
relevant Xservers for sparc, so that now means Xsun* & XFree86,
we need to support that...
   
   If not one alternative is to split the GetTimeInMillis() into a separate file 
   in os.  It will be pulled in by Xsun* and friends when libos.a is listed and 
   should not be pulled in by XFree86 since it should be resolved before libos.a 
   is listed.  (I think)
   
hopefully this works :)