dan@cisunx.UUCP (Daniel E Eikenberry) (06/20/88)
I get the following errors compiling magic.c with -DCONQUER. magic.c compiles okay with -DADMIN. I have put in patch1 that just came over, but that had nothing to do with magic.c they are probably really easy fixes, but I just haven't looked long enough. thanks, dan errors follow. magic.c: 608: mvaddstr: argument mismatch magic.c: 611: mvaddstr: argument mismatch magic.c: 614: mvaddstr: argument mismatch "magic.c", line 607: syntax error "magic.c", line 610: percent undefined "magic.c", line 610: syntax error "magic.c", line 610: warning: undeclared initializer name count "magic.c", line 610: illegal indirection "magic.c", line 610: constant expected "magic.c", line 610: syntax error "magic.c", line 610: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 610: warning: undeclared initializer name ry "magic.c", line 610: warning: illegal combination of pointer and integer, op = "magic.c", line 610: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 610: warning: illegal combination of pointer and integer, op = "magic.c", line 610: syntax error "magic.c", line 610: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 610: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 610: warning: illegal combination of pointer and integer, op = "magic.c", line 610: syntax error "magic.c", line 610: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 611: illegal indirection "magic.c", line 611: warning: illegal combination of pointer and integer, op = "magic.c", line 611: syntax error "magic.c", line 613: syntax error "magic.c", line 613: illegal indirection "magic.c", line 613: constant expected "magic.c", line 613: syntax error "magic.c", line 613: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 613: illegal initialization "magic.c", line 613: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 613: illegal initialization "magic.c", line 613: syntax error "magic.c", line 613: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 613: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 613: syntax error "magic.c", line 613: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 614: illegal indirection "magic.c", line 614: illegal initialization "magic.c", line 614: syntax error "magic.c", line 615: redeclaration of chance "magic.c", line 616: syntax error "magic.c", line 617: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 617: warning: old-fashioned initialization: use = "magic.c", line 619: syntax error "magic.c", line 644: type undefined "magic.c", line 705: done undefined "magic.c", line 705: i undefined "magic.c", line 705: y undefined *** Error code 1 -- Dan "Belgarion" Eikenberry ZETS ZETS!!!!!!!!!!!! University of Pitsburgh: Faculty TEC Center: Faculty Consultant E-MAIL : dan@cisunx.UUCP or dan%unix.cis.pittsburgh.edu@vb.cc.cmu.edu BITNET: dan@pittvms US-MAIL: 624 Worth. St. pittsburgh, pa 15217
smile@homxc.UUCP (E.BARLOW) (06/21/88)
In article <10511@cisunx.UUCP>, dan@cisunx.UUCP (Daniel E Eikenberry) writes: > I get the following errors compiling magic.c with -DCONQUER. > magic.c compiles okay with -DADMIN. I have put in patch1 > that just came over, but that had nothing to do with magic.c > Oops... I dont know why my compiler did not catch this stuff. Change the mvaddstr on 608,611,and 614 to mvprintf, and it appears that I did a global change of "count" to (*count)" which changed country to (*count)ry, which is undefined. I donot know how this happened. Change it back, and life should be much happier. The Ed
jas@dadent (Jay Schrauner) (06/21/88)
I've also had problems compiling conquer. Initially I tried to compile on a Masscomp but io.c generated strange errors so next I tried on a Vax running a modified Ultrix. This time the program compiled fine once I used the suggested -ltermcap option but running admin generates segmentation faults. Any suggestions? Jay Shrauner jas@dadent.wustl.edu milamber@othello.stanford.edu dilvish@portia.stanford.edu
kus3@sphinx.uchicago.edu (Bob Kusumoto) (06/22/88)
In article <10511@cisunx.UUCP> dan@cisunx.UUCP (Daniel E Eikenberry) writes: >they are probably really easy fixes, but I just haven't looked long >enough. >magic.c: 608: mvaddstr: argument mismatch >magic.c: 611: mvaddstr: argument mismatch >magic.c: 614: mvaddstr: argument mismatch On these lines, mvaddstr has 4 arguements instead of 3. If you remove the last one, it should compile OK, but the line will look a little funny. Anyone want to add a bugfix so it looks good? -- Bob Kusumoto | Follow me! Internet: kus3@sphinx.uchicago.edu | I'll play the game you want me, BITNET: kus3@sphinx.uchicago.bitnet | Until I find a way back home. UUCP: {ihnp4!gargoyle,oddjob}!sphinx!kus3 | --- Genesis, "One for the Vine"
rjd@occrsh.ATT.COM (06/22/88)
::I've also had problems compiling conquer. Initially I tried to compile on ::a Masscomp but io.c generated strange errors so next I tried on a Vax running ::a modified Ultrix. This time the program compiled fine once I used the ::suggested -ltermcap option but running admin generates segmentation faults. :: ::Any suggestions? :: ::Jay Shrauner Just an aside: Conquer compiled first try on a AT&T 3B2 model 310 running release 2.0.4 System V Unix. One minor bug in the makefile assuming that the destination directory existed prior to moving "newhelp" before the makefile created the directory. It seems to run just fine too, though I know so little about it that I really haven't done much or had any time to. Randy