richk@uw-larry (Richard Korry) (01/26/88)
I am having problems getting V1.2 of AT&T C++ up on a Sun3/280 running
SunO/S 3.3. This is the initial installation, so I made scratch first which
succeeded. Now trying to compile lib/complex/abs..c, cfront crashes with an
internal error on stream.h on the line : struct whitespace { } ;
Can anyone with this running give me a hand? thanks
richAndre_Louis_Marquis@cup.portal.com (01/28/88)
A general warning for C++ porters: Check *ALL* the ./incl/*.h files for compatability. Things like value for O_CREAT can change between machines. There are other such subtle problems. Andre
dld@idacrd.UUCP (David DeGeorge) (02/04/88)
In article <7388@pur-ee.UUCP>, 3ksnn64@pur-ee.UUCP (Joe Cychosz) writes: > I do have a problem with the object file names that I don't have on > my IRIS 4D. The object names are all file.c.o instead of file.o You probably need a smarter version of basename. The sysV basename is such that: if x = ` basename u.c .[cC]` then $x = u. The shell script CC uses this fact to take care of the names of things. Look on your Iris basename is probably a shell script that uses expr in a clever way. Either install this as basename on the SUN or arrange for CC to use it. By the way I cannot get CC to work on a SUN-3 using 3.4. It makes OK but the final front end just hangs. And I have made all the changes to stdio.h. ( getc putc clearerr IORW ....) David DeGeorge. ....princeton!idacrd!dld
bradley@uiucdcsm.cs.uiuc.edu (02/06/88)
/* Written 7:52 am Feb 4, 1988 by dld@idacrd.UUCP in uiucdcsm:comp.lang.c++ */ You probably need a smarter version of basename. The sysV basename is such that: if x = ` basename u.c .[cC]` then $x = u. The shell script CC uses this fact to take care of the names of things. /* End of text from uiucdcsm:comp.lang.c++ */ You don't need to mess with basename! (Of course if you really want to...) Instead you can split the above line into two lines, like this: A = `basename $B .c` B = `basename $B .C` Now that I think about it, this will fail if you have a file name like myfile.C.c, but such cases are rare. Anyway, this is the change we made on our Sun 3 and it has worked fine for us so far. David Bradley bradley@a.cs.uiuc.edu Department of Computer Science University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign