[comp.binaries.ibm.pc.d] continental drift wont compile.

fredex@cg-atla.agfa.com (Fred Smith) (03/16/90)

In article <3768@plains.UUCP> person@plains.UUCP (Brett G. Person) writes:
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>I know you guys got it to compile.  Whats the trick?


No trick at all--just use Borland's make with the makefile provided in
the TEC package, and it builds just peachy.

Fred

grano@cs.Helsinki.FI (Kari Gran|) (03/16/90)

In article <3768@plains.UUCP> person@plains.UUCP (Brett G. Person) writes:
!
!So how the heck do I compile this thing?  We built the project file for
!turbo C 2.0, it gets to the link step and then dies with a _main symbol not
!found.
!
!I know you guys got it to compile.  Whats the trick?
!
!I use MSC not turbo, so I'm a little lost here.

	Most likely you've forgotten to flip(Tm) the files; Turbo C does
 _not_ understand files that use merely the linefeed character as a line
separator (as U*ix does).  Microsoft C accepts both styles.

	The cure? If you've got Rahul's flip, then 'flip -mv *.*' does
the trick. Otherwise, use your editor.

	I managed to compile the thing, but I still have problems..
namely, after some computations & fancy displays it dies horribly with
the message (or stg like it)

	MAXPLATES exceeded ,,, infinite loop

	It appears that MAXPLATES is a constant with value 40; however,
incrementing it does no good. I've tried with & without optimization,
with & without word alignment; no visible difference.

	Has anybody encountered this?  In other ways, a very interesting
program, as is the accompanying article.

Kari.
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Kari Grano	grano@cs.helsinki.fi	Hey, my opinions are just mine..
	"I've got a thousand telephones that don't ring" - R.Z.

person@plains.UUCP (Brett G. Person) (03/17/90)

Well, I still have problems with the thing.  COuld someone save me the
trouble of compiling by pointing me to an ftp site where the exe is? 
Has it been placed on simtel yet?

Thanks for all the help tho.
-brett
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Brett G. Person
North Dakota State University
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