hb@vpnet.chi.il.us (hank barta) (05/25/90)
> > > If anyone has managed to get gnu emacs or gnu bash running on a 386 with > interactive's unix, please write and tell me how you did it. > > I'm having fun with missing include files, etc. > > > Peter Farabaugh > I'm trying to get bash up under SCO Unix, and I've made it past the header problem. That seemed to be because the makefile concluded that an 'i386' machine was BSD. I have included the appropriate section from machines.h below for your reference: /* ************************ */ /* */ /* i386 */ /* */ /* ************************ */ #if defined (i386) #undef i386 #define M_MACHINE "i386" #define M_OS SYSV #define REQUIRED_LIBRARIES -lx /* #define HAVE_SIGLIST #define HAVE_SETLINEBUF*/ /* #define USE_GNU_MALLOC*/ /*#define ALLOCA_ASM i386-alloca.s*/ #define DIRENT #endif /* i386 */ Elsewhere I believe I made changes to select the C version of alloca and defeated usage of SCO's wait.h. Bash conmpiles and links and runs, but when I expand filename arguments, the first two characters of each file name gets lopped off. I tried the 'vi like' command line editing and really like it, so I wish I could get it to run! Any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW I tried to mail you - an SCO response to an Interactive question is too likely to garner flames! But the mail kept bouncing. White Oak Software Inc. Henry Barta 0 South 258 Park (708) 510-0578 (voice) Winfield, IL 60190 ...!vpnet.chi.il.us!pswin!barta Predictable systems by design. hb@vpnet.chi.il.us