Jarl wrote: > I tried to compile Overflow on OpenBSD, but got this during configuring. > Jean Mark, maybe you could > gimme a hint? [...snip...configure error...] Well, I can. I want to do my part to help with Overflow since Jean-Marc spent so much time helping me out getting it working on FreeBSD :-). The problem is that in the configure.in in the main directory, there is a part that looks like this: case "$host_os" in hpux*) OS=HPUX ;; dnl mv libtool libtool-bak dnl cat libtool-bak | perl -ne 's/\+h /\\\${wl}\+h/; s/ \+b / \\\${wl}\+b/; s/\"\/.*\/ld\"/\"$CXX\"/; print' > libtool;; linux*) OS=LINUX ;; freebsd*) OS=FREEBSD ;; esac AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(${OS}) dnl Initialize libtool. The problem is that it is trying to look for the OS, and not finding anything for OpenBSD, so then it generates an ugly looking file to test the C++ compiler, which ends up causing a compilation error, which makes configure think that the C++ compiler doesn't work. If you add: openbsd*) OS=OPENBSD ;; to this case statement, it should fix the problem (hopefully!). At least that's what worked for FreeBSD. All hail the great and mighty *BSD empire, Brad