dts@cullvax.UUCP (Daniel T Senie) (07/19/86)
In the last few weeks I have been trying off and on to get HACK to build under XENIX. I got everything to compile cleanly using the large model of the compiler, but linking is another matter. Using ld directly seems fruitless. It complains about hundreds of modules not being found. I then tried using cc to drive the linker. It seemed to work better until I got the message: /bin/ld: Too many segments Input File: /lib/Llibc.a(ungetc.o.c) pos: 213bb Record type: 98 *** Error code -109 Of course the manual doesn't document such errors. I'd call SCO, but they only provide support for 30 days. Besides, they couldn't even answer a simple question of current versions when I first got the product. This copy of XENIX is my employer's. I'm thinking of getting a machine of my own to run XENIX (or UNIX) on, but haven't found the right thing yet... If anyone knows how to get around this problem, I'd really like to hear from you.
ericg@sco.UUCP (Eric Griswold of QA) (07/30/86)
> In the last few weeks I have been trying off and on to get HACK to > build under XENIX. I got everything to compile cleanly using the large > model of the compiler, but linking is another matter. > > Using ld directly seems fruitless. It complains about hundreds of > modules not being found. I then tried using cc to drive the linker. It > seemed to work better until I got the message: > > /bin/ld: Too many segments > Input File: /lib/Llibc.a(ungetc.o.c) pos: 213bb Record type: 98 > *** Error code -109 > > Of course the manual doesn't document such errors. I'd call SCO, but > they only provide support for 30 days. Besides, they couldn't even > answer a simple question of current versions when I first got the > product. This copy of XENIX is my employer's. I'm thinking of getting a > machine of my own to run XENIX (or UNIX) on, but haven't found the right > thing yet... > > If anyone knows how to get around this problem, I'd really like to hear > from you. If anyone wants a copy of hack that compiles and runs on SCO XENIX V, I ported it earlier this year. Send me a request and I will send you a shar file. Eric Griswold SCO Technical Support -- +------ Eric Griswold | Home of the Mellow Bit Twiddlers .--+---- Santa Cruz, Ca. ' | {ihnp4, cithep, amd}!sco!ericg | +------ { _} Disclaimer: Nothing I ever say in real life is taken seriously ------- by my company, why should this?