Guy Harris

Removing the `unset()` gives CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:2608 (install): install TARGETS given target "pcap" which does not exist in this directory. so more work is needed.

Without `-G`, it could just as well be done with a script. *With* `-G`, the file name is already generated "in the C code solution space", by which "inside tcpdump"...

> in the bpf module, bpf_read() uses cv_timedwait_sig() to wait for the configured timeout before it returns from read(). This is always interruppted by the alarm causing read() to return...

> It's still broken with setsignal() change. My goodness, Sun^WOracle certainly seem to have failed big time here; I'm not having that problem on, for example, OS X, and if...

See also #155.

For what it's worth, I built the tip of the master branch of libpcap, and then built the tip of the master branch of tcpdump with that libpcap, and tested...

There were already some `strlcpy()`s in pcap-linux.c; I converted the remainder of them to fix some Coverity issues. We have a fallback version of `snprintf()`; we should perhaps have a...

> we should probably check, in the create routine on Linux, whether the name passed in is too big for those ioctls and, if so, return "no such device" Or...

`pcap-int.h` has ``` #ifndef HAVE_STRLCPY #define strlcpy(x, y, z) \ (strncpy((x), (y), (z)), \ ((z)

> > we should probably check, in the create routine on Linux, whether the name passed in is too big for those ioctls and, if so, return "no such device"...