jnall%FSU.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (John Nall 904-644-5241) (04/23/89)
Deborah Mullen writes, in answer to an earlier message from me (and this is paraphrased, not quoted): > Interrupt is a keyword in Turbo C -- it must be changed Yes, I picked that up from the documentation which was sent. However, the problem I had was with "interupt" (notice only one r) also apparently having something sacred with it. I had earlier gone through and caught all of the interrupts (with two r's). Anyway, no problem - I changed it to intrpt and that solved. > PRIVATE and PUBLIC have no meaning to the MINIX C compiler - they are > for documentation only. They must be removed for the Turbo C compiler. Yes, I had another (non net-posted) message saying the same thing, so have that one gunned out. Only remaining problem is that the boot disk (which builds great, and all programs compile/assemble great) will not complete booting. It dies a quiet death before the menu arrives, but a good deal of loading has gone on. I suspect that it comes about from compiling Minix 1.4a, but using Deborah's 1.3 version of mpx88 and klib88, or something along that general line. When I get it gunned out, I'll post so that anyone else wanting to do it with 1.4a (sounds like a T-shirt slogan!) won't have to reinvent the wheel. John Nall