jwl@garnet.berkeley.edu (James Wilbur Lewis) (05/07/91)
Has anyone succeeded in building a working sbprolog on a Sparcstation? It compiled just fine for me (modulo an "unknown suffix" complaint from the loader about linking with builtin/builtin). I edited the INIT file so that SIMPATH was correct for my installation, but when I tried running it with the sbp alias, Prolog immediately halted (the message was "Halt. Program terminated normally"), dumping me back in the shell. Running it again with the -t options showed that stuff from $readloop was being loaded, but it croaked with a bus error before anything interesting showed up in the trace messages. What's going on?? -- Jim Lewis
jkreznar@ininx.UUCP ([John E. Kreznar]) (05/10/91)
In article <1991May7.095417.27287@agate.berkeley.edu>, jwl@garnet.berkeley.edu (James Wilbur Lewis) writes:
; Has anyone succeeded in building a working sbprolog on a Sparcstation?
; It compiled just fine for me (modulo an "unknown suffix" complaint from
; the loader about linking with builtin/builtin). I edited the INIT
; file so that SIMPATH was correct for my installation, but when I
; tried running it with the sbp alias, Prolog immediately halted (the
; message was "Halt. Program terminated normally"), dumping me back in the
; shell.
;
; What's going on??
;
; -- Jim Lewis
I had exactly the same problem bringing up sbprolog on a Sun386i Roadrunner.
It went away after I made the single change of substituting gcc for cc.
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-John E. Kreznar
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