khj@uncecs.edu (Kenneth H. Jacker) (09/30/89)
( Sorry if this has already been discussed ... ) Is AT&T's C++ v2.0 source distribution (easily) portable to 4.3BSD? -- Kenneth H. Jacker Domain: khj@uncecs.edu Dept of Math Sciences BITNET: khj@ecsvax Appalachian State Univ UUCP: ...!ecsvax!khj Boone, NC 28608
ggs@ulysses.homer.nj.att.com (Griff Smith) (10/01/89)
In article <1989Sep30.155821.20528@uncecs.edu>, khj@uncecs.edu (Kenneth H. Jacker) writes: > ( Sorry if this has already been discussed ... ) > > Is AT&T's C++ v2.0 source distribution (easily) portable to 4.3BSD? > -- | Kenneth H. Jacker Domain: khj@uncecs.edu | Dept of Math Sciences BITNET: khj@ecsvax | Appalachian State Univ UUCP: ...!ecsvax!khj | Boone, NC 28608 You don't have to port it, the makefile already has entries for 4.3BSD. The 2.0 release includes support for 4.3BSD header files (along with SunOS 3, SunOS 4, Alliant, HPUX, UTS and 4.2BSD headers). It took me a few days to install it on a Tahoe, some VAXen, and some Suns, but that included filing problem reports. The problems were minor, and easily fixed by someone who could manage to get 1.2 working. -- Griff Smith AT&T (Bell Laboratories), Murray Hill Phone: 1-201-582-7736 UUCP: {most AT&T sites}!ulysses!ggs Internet: ggs@ulysses.att.com