Enable HAS_SET_DIRECTION_ENABLED for regular build #516
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It looks like the option to enable pcap direction doesn't get compiled in during a manual build (unless I have missed something). The option is a gmake variable and is indeed promoted in Tests/Pcap++Test/Makefile, but never seemed to get promoted to a compiler macro argument in the standard Makefile. This change should correct this.
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Yes, I missed it somehow during the code review for the original PR. Thanks for the fix! |
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It looks like the option to enable pcap direction doesn't get compiled
in during a manual build (unless I have missed something). The option
is a gmake variable and is indeed promoted in Tests/Pcap++Test/Makefile,
but never seemed to get promoted to a compiler macro argument in the
standard Makefile. This change should correct this.