erck12@castle.ed.ac.uk (G Ballinger) (08/21/89)
The file 'wait.h' which is needed for compiling under BSD unix was missing from the distrobution. It would be nice if the auther could post it for us mortals not priviliged to run Minix (:-)). -- Geoff Ballinger, JANET: Geoff@Ed.Ac.Uk CS/AI, ARPA: Geoff%Uk.Ac.Ed@nsfnet-relay.Ac.Uk Edinburgh University. UUCP: ...!uunet!mcvax!ukc!Ed.Ac.Uk!Geoff
erck12@castle.ed.ac.uk (G Ballinger) (08/21/89)
In article <206@castle.ed.ac.uk> erck12@castle.ed.ac.uk (G Ballinger) writes: > > The file 'wait.h' which is needed for compiling under BSD unix was >missing from the distrobution. It would be nice if the auther could post >it for us mortals not priviliged to run Minix (:-)). > OK, my mistake. Wait.h is a system file, and my compiler wasn't finding it because it was being refered to as <wait.h> whereas it is stored on this system (a Sequent S81 running Dynix = BSD 4.2) in /usr/include/sys/.. Thus changing the above to <sys/wait.h> (like a SUN according to clam!) solved the problem. -- Geoff Ballinger, JANET: Geoff@Ed.Ac.Uk CS/AI, ARPA: Geoff%Uk.Ac.Ed@nsfnet-relay.Ac.Uk Edinburgh University. UUCP: ...!uunet!mcvax!ukc!Ed.Ac.Uk!Geoff
callum@gara.une.oz (Callum Gibson CCEN) (08/23/89)
From article <207@castle.ed.ac.uk>, by erck12@castle.ed.ac.uk (G Ballinger): > In article <206@castle.ed.ac.uk> erck12@castle.ed.ac.uk (G Ballinger) writes: > Thus changing the above to <sys/wait.h> (like a SUN according to clam!) solved > the problem. A few people have mentioned this problem to me. I can't really do much about it because three of the BSD machines we have have it in /usr/include whereas one (the SUN) has it in /usr/include/sys. So you see it was obvious to me at the time to make a -DSUN condition since it's the machine that threw up on it. Remember, stay tuned for the patches. I'll probably post them tonight or Warren will tomorrow, assuming we don't discover any more embarrassing bugs. If you want to know about one, try "" and * or ? on the same line. Oops. The trouble with Clam bugs is that it is constantly being developed so Warren has to take pot luck and grab it while it's relatively non-volatile. As a result it may be semi-tested. Anyway, enough of these petty excuses! It's free! Callum ================================================================ Callum Gibson, A/H: (067) 71 1451 Computer Centre, B/H: (067) 73 2287 University of New England, ISD: +61(67) 73 2287 Armidale, 2351, NSW Australia. FAX: (067) 73 3272