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> which supports REG_STARTEND. I was running into trouble because I had > TIFFINC set to /usr/include, since that's where my TIFF include files > are located. As a result, object files were being built with That's interesting; I was about to raise this one myself, having just built from cold on Slackware 3.5, using their libtiff and libz. > "-I/usr/include" before "-I${DEPTH}/regex", so the compiler was seeing > /usr/include/regex.h before the regex.h included with HylaFAX. In > The rather gross workaround I came up with was to put back the > original setting of TIFFINC to /usr/local/include. That directory is > empty on my machine, which makes "-I/usr/local/include" a no-op, so > the correct regex.h will now be found. The hack I used was to set it to ".". >