Re: configure.c patch

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Hi,

> in BSD, FILENAME_MAX is defined to be 255.
> 
> I would want to make PATH_MAX alot lager than that, say 1024 or more.  

In that case (I don't know why I didn't find this in my grep the first
time), can we make it #ifdef (*BSD) statements where it's required?  I
imagine just doing :

#ifdef (*BSD)
PATH_MAX = FILENAME_MAX
#endif

Maybe we could just define it to some number instead of relying on ifdefs
everywhere.

Or something.... it's awfully early here and I'm not really awake yet. :-) 

Brett
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