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- From: millertr@cuug.ab.ca (Trever Miller hm 276-2120 wk 263-2600)
- Subject: iScreen 3.2 compiling difficulties
- Message-ID: <1992Nov21.041056.13159@cuug.ab.ca>
- Sender: news@cuug.ab.ca (Network News Reader)
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- Organization: Calgary UNIX User's Group
- Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 04:10:56 GMT
- Lines: 38
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- I am having problems with compiling iScreen v3.2 under DG/UX
- (Data General Aviion)
-
- I snagged the sources from the bsd386 distribution thinking that
- I could hack it easily for the DGUX system.
-
- After much fighting with -D compile flags and hacking the
- config.h I got it to compile clean all the way to the link stage :
-
- Script started on Fri Nov 20 21:03:45 1992
- $ make
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c screen.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c ansi.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c help.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c fileio.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c mark.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c window.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -c socket.c
- gcc -traditional -O -D_DGUX_SOURCE -D_BSD_WAIT_FLAVOR -DDGUX -o screen screen.o ansi.o help.o fileio.o mark.o window.o socket.o -ltermcap
- undefined first referenced
- symbol in file
- _stripdev screen.o
- _ptsname screen.o
- _unlockpt screen.o
- _grantpt screen.o
- ld fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to screen
- *** Error code 1
-
- Stop.
- $ exit
-
- script done on Fri Nov 20 21:06:42 1992
-
-
- Any ideas? I looked through ALL the /usr/lib/lib*.a files and couldn't
- find anything that helped, and the online man pages say nothing about
- linking... just #include <stdio.h>, which it is.
-