<ACPS1794@Ryerson.Ca> (05/15/91)
I know this happens a lot, but here's yet another person who's having problems with the Minix 1.3 --> 1.5 upgrade. I'm having problems compiling kernel/system.c. I was able to build a new libc.a without any problems (as far as I can tell). There's a header file (protect.h) that's needed by system.c that the compiler reports it can't find. It *is* in the same directory as system.c. I have tried moving the reference around within system.c with strange results... sometimes it would report that it was out of memory (to fix this, I have even tried chmem'ing cc and make but with no effect). I've even tryed changing the access bits on protect.h (can you tell I'm just guessing??!). system.c *is* one of the bigger files in the kernel. Can anybody shed some light on some possible reason why the compiler can't find a header file which is in the current directory?? (even with the -I. flag).... One more thing... I'm using the 1.3 compiler..... could that have anything to do with it?? Thanks in advance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Joseph Janakovic |Bitnet: acps1794@ryerson (preferred) | | |UUCP: canrem!joe.janakovic | | Applied Computer Science |Internet: joe.janakovic%canrem.uucp@lsuc.on.ca | | Ryerson Polytechnical | | | Institute | "Are you a schizo? - If so, that makes | | Toronto, Ontario, CANADA | four of us." | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HBO043%DJUKFA11.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (Christoph van Wuellen) (05/16/91)
Chmem'ing cc is very stupid. Try to chmem /lib/cpp, /lib/cem. C.v.W.