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Hi Aleksey,<br>
<br>
configure.in doesn't conform to the directory structure of a standard<br>
NSS distribution. For example, it expects "$NSSTOP/include/nss"<br>
and "$NSSTOP/include/nspr" directories - no such directories exist<br>
in a standard NSS distribution. In fact, NSPR is an entirely independent<br>
distribution and is not found under NSS.<br>
<br>
Secondly, configure.in is trying to look for NSS inside a mozilla
browser<br>
distribution.....(e.g. /usr/include/mozilla-1.2.1/....) <br>
What's called "NSS_VERSION" in configure.in is really the mozilla<br>
version.... This is quite odd.<br>
<br>
I'd like to treat NSPR & NSS as independent, stand-alone
distributions<br>
(like xslt and xml2), and would like to conform to the standard
directory structure of the <br>
distributions. Is that fine or did you have some reasons for the way
you've <br>
configured NSS?.<br>
<br>
thanks,<br>
<br>
-Tej<br>
<br>
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