rouilj@umb.umb.edu (John P. Rouillard) (04/01/89)
I am trying to get SC to compile for a UNIXPC. I am using the V.3 option set in the makefile. I have SIMPLE defined. I have added -ltermcap to the library list. I have also changed the following calls: cbreak() -> crmode(); nocbreak() -> nocrmode(); fixterm() -> crmode(); nonl(); noecho(); resetterm() -> nocrmode(); nl(); echo(); I am compiling with yacc, and cc included with the standard development set. I also have bison and gcc available. However, bison produces an alloca instruction that doesn't exist in my libraries so I can't use it. I manage to get it to compile, type sc have the disk spin but no screen shows up. If I type ? i get the help screens and I can move within those. When I type "q" I am left with the last screen that was displayed. When I type "q" from the level that should go to the spreadsheet rather than the help section, I exit but the top of the screen has the regular screen set-up with cell a1 highlighted. Has anybody gotten this to compile. It is a nice program to have on a pc that is used by people dong experimental work that takes numerical analysis. === The opinions expressed above are all mine and belong to nobody else. === John Rouillard U-Mass Boston rouilj@umb.umb.edu Physics Major Harbor Campus husc6!umb!rouilj Physics Department Boston, MA 02125 rouilj%umb.edu@RELAY.CS.NET
scs@vax3.iti.org (Steve Simmons) (04/02/89)
Huh? It worked perfectly out of the box. I'm using 3.51 and standard cc. Check the read me stuff and the makefile -- it's almost certianly your switches. Steve Simmons Just another midwestern boy scs@vax3.iti.org -- or -- ...!sharkey!itivax!scs "Hey...you *can* get here from here!"
sbw@naucse.UUCP (Steve Wampler) (04/03/89)
From article <907@itivax.iti.org>, by scs@vax3.iti.org (Steve Simmons): > Huh? It worked perfectly out of the box. I'm using 3.51 and > standard cc. Check the read me stuff and the makefile -- > it's almost certianly your switches. > I had no problems under 3.5 with standard cc either. I no longer remember the Makefile configuration, but could email the Makefile for comparison, if it's wanted. -- Steve Wampler {....!arizona!naucse!sbw}
scs@vax3.iti.org (Steve Simmons) (04/03/89)
In article <907@itivax.iti.org> scs@vax3.UUCP (Steve Simmons) writes: >Huh? It worked perfectly out of the box. I'm using 3.51 and >standard cc. Gee a followup to my own posting -- if you're using the GNU C compiler, you will the need to apply the 'ctl' switches that have been posted all over here lately. Steve Simmons Just another midwestern boy scs@vax3.iti.org -- or -- ...!sharkey!itivax!scs "Hey...you *can* get here from here!"
mml@magnus.UUCP (Mike Levin) (04/08/89)
In article <767@umb.umb.edu> rouilj@umb.UUCP (John P. Rouillard) writes: > >I am trying to get SC to compile for a UNIXPC. I am using the V.3 >option set in the makefile. I have SIMPLE defined. I have added >-ltermcap to the library list. I have also changed the following Gee- you must have a version of a 3B1 OS that nobody else does- the V.3 type. The most advanced versions I've seen are the ones that run 'Unix System V release 3.51', which (in spite of the deceptive title) really means: The "System V at kinda-sorta release level 2, with some stuff missing, and a few things added, so we'll call it release 3.51, but it hasn't got any relation to V.3" release. Bottom line- use the V.2 flags, and it should go together in a snap, with no mods required. Don't let the 3.51 fool you- it is ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY NOT V.3, and (at times) it isn't even quite V.2. I made the same mistake, once. 8-( Mike Levin -- _ _ | | ___ ___ |_| ___ Michael Levin SilentRadio Headquarters- Los Angeles | |/ ._\| | || || \ 20732 Lassen Street, Chatsworth CA 91311 U.S.A. |_|\___/ \_/ |_||_|_| {pacbell|pyramid|csun}!srhqla!levin - levin@magnus.UUCP