Cannot use swapctl in the large files compilation environment on 23bit Solaris 10

[Henti Smith]

Good day, 

I'm testing nagios from my 32bit solaris test machine and I cannot get
check_swap compiled. The config.log for ./configure --prefix=/opt/nagios
is as follows : 

In file included from conftest.c:89:
/usr/include/sys/swap.h:50:2: #error "Cannot use swapctl in the large
files compilation environment"

I've looked around n the net and there seems to have been issues before
and code changes were made to fix this and seems to have been tested on
solaris 9 according to the entry in Changelog. 

Does anybody have an idea how to fix this ? 

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