KMILES@CC.USU.EDU ("Kurt Miles, VAX Consultant") (08/07/89)
I just got my ORCA/C compiler and I am having some problems. Though maybe someone out in netland could tell me what I am doing wrong, if anything. 1. I seem to get the message that ORCA cannot open the 2/orcalib about every 2nd or 3rd time I try to compile a program. These are sample programs straight out of the manual, or out of Kernigan and Ritchie, (2 Ed.) (Simple, just above 'Hello, world'. I haven't used C in a while). Sometime they compile, sometimes they on't, but the next time I try, with no changes to the source, etc, it works fine. 2. I tried compiling a program the other night that had compiled successfully. I tried to compile with the statement void main(void) and I got a native memory code error. (Don't have the numbers here). I then tried it with the statement main() and it compiled fine. Tried it both ways two or three times, and the results were consistent. Any ideas? (I'm using GSOS 4, 1 MB ram, 3.5 floppy, factory configured ORCA/C) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Kurt Miles | GreyMan ------> and the <----- DRAGON KMILES@USU (Bitnet) | ...... remember, sometimes the DRAGON wins! KMILES@CC.USU.EDU (Internet) | ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Doctoral Student in Instuctional Technology at Utah State University "Dissertation? DISSERTATION? AAARGH!!! My recruiter lied to me!!!!!" ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
delton@pro-carolina.cts.com (Don Elton) (08/09/89)
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Did you try CATALOG 2 to see if the ORCALIB file is really there?
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>Network Comment: to #4517 by obsolete!KMILES%cc.usu.edu > >Did you try CATALOG 2 to see if the ORCALIB file is really there? Not only did I check to see if it was there, I recopied the disk (once), recopied the file (three times), resequenced the libraries (three times), and look every time. It was still there. What was really frustrating was the fact that I could close the error dialog window, and immediately compile to memory, and it wouold work just fine, no changes to anything. Huhhh????? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Kurt Miles | GreyMan ------> and the <----- DRAGON KMILES@USU (Bitnet) | ...... remember, sometimes the DRAGON wins! KMILES@CC.USU.EDU (Internet) | ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Doctoral Student in Instuctional Technology at Utah State University "Dissertation? DISSERTATION? AAARGH!!! My recruiter lied to me!!!!!" ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NETOPRMS@NCSUVM.BITNET (Michael Steele) (08/10/89)
Try compiling to disk instead of memory. There are still some bugs in the firs t version but an upgrade is supposed to be out soon.