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- From: scottc@hal.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Scott A. Craig)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.3b1
- Subject: Pcomm binaries?
- Date: 27 Dec 1992 00:32:05 GMT
- Organization: MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab
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- Keywords: pcomm pcomm1.2.10 communications
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- After my system crashed I realized I didn't have all of my software
- backed up. I did have the source for pcomm1.2.4 on floppy.. but not
- the binary. I now remember how difficult it was to compile it on my system.
- I have the Curses/Terminfo End User package installed.. I think there
- was also a programmer's kit or something that I never had. Anyway...
- in the past when I was able to get pcomm compiled I had to borrow
- a friend's /usr/include/term.h file and I think a /usr/lib/libcurses.a
- file. The term.h I have what I believe to be the same one I used before
- from a friend on a floppy.. atleast it's something I didn't
- even have in my /usr/include directory after installed the development set.
- libcurses.a seems to be small. It could be another archive file
- that contains the routines I need. I tried compiled with OLDCURSES
- defined and not defined. I come up with errors either way.
- My last effort for tonight ended up with the following undefined
- symbols:
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- beep chg_dir.o
- cur_term curses.o
- wattron curses.o
- wattrof curses.o
- keypad d_menu.o
- setupterm main.o
- cbreak main.o
- resetterm n_shell.o
- fixterm n_shell.o
- nodelay x_win.o
-
- Prior to that I tried OLDCURSES defined and had the following
- missing:
-
- tputs curses.o (later found in libtermcap.a)
- tgetent main.o
- tgetnum main.o
- tgetstr main.o
- tgoto //usr/lib/libcurses.a (later found in libtermcap.a)
- tgetflag //usr/lib/libcurses.a
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- Note: 3.51m kernel, 3.51 development set, Pcomm1.2.4
-
- I notice that pcomm1.2.10 is the latest on archive.cis.ohio-state.edu.
- I also noticed that it was source code only in the .cpio file.
-
- Could anyone tell me where I could get binaries for pcomm1.2.10???
- It would save a lot of time for myself.. and maybe others if a copy
- of the binaries were on archive.cis.ohio-state.edu along with
- the source code.
-
- Oh yeah.. I doubt it would make any difference... but I was using the
- stock C compiler (cc). If I'm wrong, tell me.
-
- scottc@gnu.ai.mit.edu
-
- Scott Craig
- P.O. Box 160
- Port Ewen, NY 12466
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