sun@venus.ycc.yale.edu (09/21/89)
Greetings, I have problems with setting MicroEmacs working on VMS system. Here are the files I compiled and linked: $ cc BASIC , BIND , BUFFER , CHAR , CRYPT , DISPLAY , EVAL , EXEC , FILE, - FILEIO , INPUT , ISEARCH , LINE , MAIN , MOUSE , RANDOM , REGION , - SEARCH , VMS , WINDOW , WORD $ Macro SMG $ link/exec=meshr BASIC, BIND, BUFFER, CHAR, CRYPT, DISPLAY, EVAL, EXEC, - FILE, FILEIO, INPUT, ISEARCH, LINE, MAIN, MOUSE, RANDOM, REGION,- SEARCH, SMG, VMS, WINDOW, WORD, sys$input/option sys$share:vaxcrtl/share I got a few complict attributes with the name CNAME and PATHNAME, and undefined symbols MV_UX, SHARED, etc. The serious problem is the undefined macro: %LINKWNUDFSYMS, 1 undefined symbol: %LINKIUDFSYM, RENAME %LINKWUSEUNDEF, undefined symbol RENAME referenced in psect $CODE offset %X000008B1 in module FILE file $DISK3:[KANG.MEMACS]FILE.OBJ;1 I searched all the file and found the only definition of RENAME() is in the file AOSVS.C. But AOSVS.C doesn't seem to have anything to do with the VMS implementation. Can someone help me out here? The Reference Manual said something about XON/XOFF flow control. This is a new problem to me. I had no such problem with version 3.9e. Just wondering why the advanced version brings some problems that lower version doesn't have? Finally, I don't seem to get the file VMSVT.C from the archive. I see it is needed in DESCRIPT.MSS. Can someone send me a copy? Thanks. || Kang Sun [sun@yalevms.bitnet, sun@venus.ycc.yale.edu, yale!sun-kang] || || Yale University, Dept.of Electr.Engin, New Haven, CT 06511-2157, USA || zWR.B34sQ'5g9$O5# # Ko?5
sun@venus.ycc.yale.edu (09/21/89)
In article <73174@yale-celray.yale.UUCP>, I wrote >Greetings, > > I have problems with setting MicroEmacs working on VMS system. Here >are the files I compiled and linked: > ... >%LINKWNUDFSYMS, 1 undefined symbol: >%LINKIUDFSYM, RENAME >%LINKWUSEUNDEF, undefined symbol RENAME referenced > in psect $CODE offset %X000008B1 > in module FILE file $DISK3:[KANG.MEMACS]FILE.OBJ;1 I just realized that my system is V4.5 which does not contain rename() in the run_time-library. Sorry for bothering.... -- Kang Sun