root@grumbly.UUCP (Superuser) (04/12/90)
Has anyone made emacs 18.55 with the SCO Unix dev syst? [cc or rcc]
I'm using the m-intel386.h and s-usg5-3.h files. Seem to be
getting problems with TIOCGETC, winsize , ws_row, etc (at one
time or another).
Does this sound familiar to anyone? [I've tried undef'ng TIO...
ala XENIX and some other things - to no avail]
We be woed
rbduc
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0 0 Richard Ducoty ..uunet!grumbly!root
> Capitola, Calif root@grumbly.com
` tneff@bfmny0.UU.NET (Tom Neff) (04/12/90)
In article <31@grumbly.UUCP> root@grumbly.com writes: >Has anyone made emacs 18.55 with the SCO Unix dev syst? [cc or rcc] >I'm using the m-intel386.h and s-usg5-3.h files. Seem to be >getting problems with TIOCGETC, winsize , ws_row, etc (at one >time or another). A perfect example of why comp.unix.sco was a bad idea. This problem, and the fixes for it, have been around on all 386 V/386 Unix variants for quite some time. There are a couple of .h files not being included. Install this shell script somewhere you can use it: #! /bin/sh # This is a shell archive, meaning: # 1. Remove everything above the #! /bin/sh line. # 2. Save the resulting text in a file. # 3. Execute the file with /bin/sh (not csh) to create: # fhs # This archive created: Thu Apr 12 07:57:00 1990 export PATH; PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:$PATH if test -f 'fhs' then echo shar: "will not over-write existing file 'fhs'" else sed 's/^X//' << \SHAR_EOF > 'fhs' X# fhs - find a header file symbol Xcd /usr/include ; \ X /usr/bin/fgrep -n $* *.h ; \ X /usr/bin/fgrep -n $* sys/*.h SHAR_EOF chmod +x 'fhs' fi exit 0 # End of shell archive
root@dasteel.UUCP (Jonathan Dasteel) (04/13/90)
In article <31@grumbly.UUCP> root@grumbly.UUCP (Superuser) writes: Has anyone made emacs 18.55 with the SCO Unix dev syst? [cc or rcc] I'm using the m-intel386.h and s-usg5-3.h files. Seem to be getting problems with TIOCGETC, winsize , ws_row, etc (at one time or another). Does this sound familiar to anyone? [I've tried undef'ng TIO... ala XENIX and some other things - to no avail] I had the same problem with 386/ix. If you don't need X11, this is what I did: In sysdep.c ~line 688 -- #ifdef TIOCGETC struct tchars { /* JBD */ unsigned char t_intrc; /* add this structure */ unsigned char t_quitc; unsigned char t_startc; unsigned char t_stopc; unsigned char t_eofc; unsigned char t_brkc; }; . . the rest of ifdef the same . In sysdep.c ~line 986, change the ifdef thusly: OLD: #ifdef TIOCGWINSZ NEW: #if defined(TIOCGWINSZ) && (defined(HBTCP) || defined(XWIN)) Apparently there is something brain damaged about the attempt to retain Xenix backward compatability, but I could be wrong. At any rate, this worked for me. BTW, my termcap (info?) had standout-glitch (or some such thing) erroneously defined, which caused bogus behavior on the mode line. You may need to fix this too, though not Emacs' fault. -- JBD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonathan Dasteel Dasteel Software 213-394-1229 1148 Fourth Street, Suite 100 uunet!dasteel!jbd Santa Monica, CA 90403 Typesetting and graphics software -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
root@grumbly.UUCP (Superuser) (04/13/90)
In article root@dasteel.UUCP (Jonathan Dasteel) writes: ->>In article root@grumbly.UUCP (Richard Ducoty) writes: ->> ->> Has anyone made emacs 18.55 with the SCO Unix dev syst? [cc or rcc] ->> I'm using the m-intel386.h and s-usg5-3.h files. Seem to be ->> getting problems with tchars etc (at one or another). ->> ->> Does this sound familiar to anyone? [I've tried undef'ng TIO... ->> ala XENIX and some other things - to no avail] ->> ->I had the same problem with 386/ix. If you don't need X11, this is what ->I did: -> In sysdep.c ~line 688 -- -> #ifdef TIOCGETC -> struct tchars { /* JBD */ -> unsigned char t_intrc; /* add this structure */ -> unsigned char t_quitc; -> unsigned char t_startc; -> unsigned char t_stopc; -> unsigned char t_eofc; -> unsigned char t_brkc; -> }; -> . -> . the rest of ifdef the same -> . -> -> In sysdep.c ~line 986, change the ifdef thusly: -> OLD: -> #ifdef TIOCGWINSZ -> NEW: -> #if defined(TIOCGWINSZ) && (defined(HBTCP) || defined(XWIN)) -> ->Apparently there is something brain damaged about the attempt to ->retain Xenix backward compatability, but I could be wrong. At any ->rate, this worked for me. BTW, my termcap (info?) had standout-glitch ->(or some such thing) erroneously defined, which caused bogus behavior ->on the mode line. You may need to fix this too, though not Emacs' fault. -> -> -- JBD -> ->------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ->Jonathan Dasteel Dasteel Software ->213-394-1229 1148 Fourth Street, Suite 100 ->uunet!dasteel!jbd Santa Monica, CA 90403 -> Typesetting and graphics software ->------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanka you thanka you - that fix did it, went through with several more minor changes (makefile trying to get into .../etc instead of ../etc ,etc. gott go --> twin peaks be on :wq -- /// - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > 0 0 Richard Ducoty ..uunet!grumbly!root > Capitola, Calif root@grumbly.com `