jm67@prism.gatech.EDU (MURRAY,JEFFREY P) (03/29/90)
Howdy!
I have received several suggestions for compiling under
SYS5, but thus far, none have proven even remotely successful.
I did indeed write a "null" C executable named "ranlib" and
included in my .profile file a pathname which included the
directory containing it. This allowed compilation to proceed
through the DEV directories. However, I have since been nailed by
several files within the CP directory. These look for additional
include files (such as time.h) which are not included in SYS5.
Specifically, the syntax in question (from the file lexical.c),
is as follows:
#include <sys/time.h>
Now, I really don't want to go adding links from SYS5 to
BSD directories, and I HAVE tried altering the -I (include)
option in the Makefile for the CP directory...all to no
avail. Apparently I will HAVE to hack up the SYS5 include directories
to include BSD commands, or its no go. By the way, I really
think that BSD commands ARE required, even for HP-UX, because
I have encountered at least one place (std.c under /spice3/CP)
where the Makefiles essentially tell you that they are going
to temporarily use BSD stuff.
Am I reading all of this right? Also, am I the only person
who has tried to compile under SYS5 thus far (It DOES seem more
and more like it as time goes on...:-)
Thanks in advance...
Jeff
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