pardo@june.cs.washington.edu (David Keppel) (03/17/89)
In article <8903090706.AA06784@yahi> tiemann@lurch.stanford.edu writes: >There is a bug-libg++ mailing list now. Problems which are libg++ >specific should be sent to that mailing list. I tried e-mail, it bounced. This newsgroup doesn't seem to be at our site yet. It looked like our local mailer bounced, since it was returned by `localhost'. ----- Transcript of session follows ----- >>> RCPT To:<bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu> <<< 550 <bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu>... User unknown 550 bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu... User unknown ----- Unsent message follows ----- To: bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu Subject: Noises from libg++ 1.34.0 This is for an early libg++ 1.34.0 with a few patches. These problems may have gone away in more recent versions. I'm using g++ 1.34.0 on a VAX 8550 running Ultrix 2.3. -------- gcc -g -O -I../g++-include -c regex.c regex.c: In function re_search_2: regex.c:1069: warning: argument passing between incompatible pointer types regex.c:1069: warning: argument passing between incompatible pointer types regex.c: In function re_match: regex.c:1096: warning: argument passing between incompatible pointer types -------- I have set the `Makefile' `prefix' variable to `/uns'. I generally have write permission in /uns/usr/local/{bin,lib,man,...}, but not in /uns/usr/local itself. The ``make'' thus chucked when it tried to put `genclass' there ... I don't understand what genclass is doing. If it is only being used for the libg++ compilation, why does it go in .../usr/local? /usr/tmp makes more sense (to me). If `genclass' is being used regularly, why doesn't it go in one of .../usr/local/bin or .../usr/local/lib? install -c -m 755 genclass /uns/usr/local cp: /uns/usr/local/genclass: Permission denied : <stuff> : genclass int val defs Make: Cannot load genclass. Stop. *** Error code 1 -------- The program make-tsort-input does not ``return (0);''. ./make-tsort-input 20 | ./tsort 10 11 : <stuff> : 8 9 *** Error code 60 (ignored) -------- I usually run `make' from within gemacs (M-x compile). The makefile for m3inset.c/m3out pipes its output through `more'. (Actually, the output of several programs is run through `more'.) This is a real problem for me, since `more' and gemacs don't get along. How about piping through $(PAGER), so that I can use `cat', people with `less' can use that, and so on. $(PAGER) can default to `more'. Thanks for help-so-fast on previous messages! ;-D on ( What kind of an oyster annoys a noise? ) Pardo -- pardo@cs.washington.edu {rutgers,cornell,ucsd,ubc-cs,tektronix}!uw-beaver!june!pardo
tower@WHEATIES.AI.MIT.EDU (Leonard H. Tower Jr.) (03/17/89)
Date: 16 Mar 89 17:28:45 GMT From: pardo@june.cs.washington.edu (David Keppel) Organization: U of Washington, Computer Science, Seattle Sender: bug-g++-request@prep.ai.mit.edu In article <8903090706.AA06784@yahi> tiemann@lurch.stanford.edu writes: >There is a bug-libg++ mailing list now. Problems which are libg++ >specific should be sent to that mailing list. I tried e-mail, it bounced. This newsgroup doesn't seem to be at our site yet. It looked like our local mailer bounced, since it was returned by `localhost'. ----- Transcript of session follows ----- >>> RCPT To:<bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu> <<< 550 <bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu>... User unknown 550 bug-libg++@prep.ai.mit.edu... User unknown ----- Unsent message follows ----- The name of the list in bug-lib-g++@prep.ai.mit.edu Two hyphens, not one. enjoy -len