clay@druks.UUCP (04/21/87)
Is there some reason why the STATTOP variable (used in visual.c) isn't in a header file? It seems to me that it could be included in defs.dist as another option. We like to define the feature here, but just defining it in visual.c causes news patches to fail. Does anyone else find this a problem? Clay Lambert AT&T, Denver, Colorado (303)538-3991 ihnp4!drutx!clay
kre@munnari.oz (Robert Elz) (04/22/87)
In article <68@druks.ATT.COM>, clay@druks.ATT.COM (LambertC) writes: > Is there some reason why the STATTOP variable (used in > visual.c) isn't in a header file? Just make your localize.sh add the thing, like this ... ed defs.h <<! $a #define STATTOP . ! Its easy, won't affect patches, and doesn't require that all the obscure options floating around be in defs.h kre
dsp@ptsfa.UUCP (04/23/87)
In article <1574@munnari.oz> kre@munnari.oz (Robert Elz) writes: > >Just make your localize.sh add the thing, like this ... >ed defs.h <<! >$a >#define STATTOP >. >! Or just as easily, have localize.sh modify Makefile: /^CFLAGS/s/-DUSG/& -DSTATTOP/ (or whatever you may have defined instead of USG) -- David St. Pierre 415/823-6800 {ihnp4,lll-crg,ames,qantel,pyramid}!ptsfa!dsp Don't do anything I wouldn't do standing up in a hammock.