rgr@m10ux.UUCP (Duke Robillard) (11/13/88)
I'm not sure that this is an emacs problem or not, but when I try to build GNU emacs 18.51 on some of our suns here, I get Undefined: f68881_used *** Error code 1 Stop. *** Error code 1 Stop. Could somebody tell me what I've messed up? thanks. -- | Duke Robillard UUCP: {backbone!}att!m10ux!rgr | | AT&T Bell Labs ARPA: rgr@m10ux.att.com | | Murray Hill, NJ or maybe: m10ux!rgr@att.att.com | | BITNET: rgr%m10ux.att.com@cunyvm |
aslam@m.cs.uiuc.edu (11/14/88)
You may compiled the sources with the cc -f68881 option set either via CFLAGS or `setenv FLOAT_OPTION f68881'. The `ld' command in GNU's makefile does not load the libraries needed for the 68881 chip. You can either compile without the f68881 option or find out the libraries loaded via `cc -v -f688881 foo.c'. I think the -v option tells to cc prints out the commands it executes. foo.c is any old junk file. Sohail Aslam Department of Computer Science University of Illinois arpa aslam@cs.uiuc.edu usenet uiucdcs!aslam bitnet aslam@uiucdcs.BITNET
steiner@topaz.rutgers.edu (Dave Steiner) (11/17/88)
If you just moved to 4.0, f68881_used used to be defined but is no
more. When I had this problem, it was becuase NeWS wanted it, not
emacs itself. I added the following when I used NeWS:
----------
.proc
.globl f68881_used
f68881_used:
.data
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Ie, put this in f68881_used.s and use it when you use the NeWS
support.
ds
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uucp: ...{ames, cbosgd, harvard, moss}!rutgers!topaz.rutgers.edu!steinerrgr@m10ux.UUCP (Duke Robillard) (11/18/88)
Thanks to everyone who helped with my f68881_used: problem. I've tried to answer all you guys through mail, but you know how that is. In case anyone else is waiting for the correct answer: the problem was that I had FLOAT_OPTION set to f68881, and Emacs's ld does include the correct library for that. To fix this, one can either make FLOAT_OPTION equal fsoft or change the STARTFILES macro in Emacs makefile to be STARTFILES = crt0.1 /usr/lib/Mcrt1.o. I did the first cause it's so much easier. -- | Duke Robillard | | | | | ARPA: rgr@m10ux.att.com | UUCP: {backbone!}att!m10ux!rgr | | or maybe: m10ux!rgr@att.att.com | BITNET: rgr%m10ux.att.com@cunyvm |