simon@shiva.trl.oz (Simon Michnowicz - A Free Spirit) (03/02/90)
I am trying to apply level one of the patches. I am using patch
on a Sun 4. Unfortunately the program "patch" does not seem
to cope with the multiple files in there, or, more likely,
I am doing something completely wrong. Can someone
help a dummy out !!!!
(I tried patch <filename> -{lots of variations of options})
to no avail. Do I have to edit the patchfile into separate files for each
patch?
On a different note, does anyone know what the -W option does
in gcc? I am trying to compile tinymud, and our gcc does not
understand it.
Thanks,
Simon Michnowicz
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Telecom Australia |steve@wintermute.ucsd.edu ({Darkavich}) (03/03/90)
In article <1128@trlluna.trl.oz> simon@shiva.trl.oz (Simon Michnowicz - A Free Spirit) writes: > >I am trying to apply level one of the patches. I am using patch >on a Sun 4. Unfortunately the program "patch" does not seem >to cope with the multiple files in there, or, more likely, >I am doing something completely wrong. Can someone >help a dummy out !!!! >(I tried patch <filename> -{lots of variations of options}) >to no avail. Do I have to edit the patchfile into separate files for each >patch? I tried this also and it wouldn't work. I got it to work by using patch < filename make sure the patch file is in the top directory of castle. Steve Misrack steve@ucsd.edu