ronr@TANK.UCHICAGO.EDU (Ron Rusnak) (02/14/90)
Has anyone gotten the Rutgers kip code to compile and
run on a Fastpath-2? I compiled in on a Sun 3/180 using
gcc.
I notice for one thing, that N_DATOFF is not defined in my normal
/usr/include/a.out.h, thus dl68.c wouldn't compile. I inserted the
following define to fix that problem.
#define N_DATOFF(x) \
/* data table */ \
(N_TXTOFF(x)+(x).a_text)
When I load the gw.srec on my kbox, I get a stack dump.
Opinions anyone?rapatel@khnphwzhn.njin.net ( Rakesh Patel) (02/15/90)
We compiled it using gcc 1.35. Note also that you should use the dl68 supplied at the top level rather than the dl68 in etc/. The supplied make file for GCC (Makefile.GCC) is the one you want to use when building it. We use it on KFPS-2s and I have tested it and it does run on the KFPS-4 as well (although there is not any real reason to run it on a KFPS-4 since K* is better and takes advantage of the extra memory). Rakesh Patel.
ronr@TANK.UCHICAGO.EDU (Ron Rusnak) (02/16/90)
I used the dl68 at the top level. Can I get a copy of your gw.srec and gw.out to try compare? I really don't get it. I used to use the MIT portable compiler, which I had ported to a Pyramid. We got rid of the Pyramid and mostly we have Fastpath-4s running their code. However, we have a few old Fastpath-1 and 2s which I would like to salvage. I can't really make much out of the stack trace, but I don't think it gets get very far into the code before it panics. Thanks for answering, ron