adam@ncifcrf.gov (Adam W. Feigin) (12/22/89)
I tried building emacs version 18.55 on 386/ix v 2.0.2, using
s-usg5-3.h and m-intel386.h with no luck (compiler bombs in sysdep.c,
not to mention that it can't seem to handle x11term.c at all). I know
people have done it, so my question is...HOW?? Am I missing something ??
AWF
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Frederick, MD 21701 Frederick Cancer Research Facilitygerry@zds-ux.UUCP (Gerry Gleason) (01/06/90)
In article <1445@fcs280s.ncifcrf.gov> adam@ncifcrf.gov writes: >I tried building emacs version 18.55 on 386/ix v 2.0.2, using >s-usg5-3.h and m-intel386.h with no luck (compiler bombs in sysdep.c, >not to mention that it can't seem to handle x11term.c at all). I know >people have done it, so my question is...HOW?? Am I missing something ?? >Internet: adam@ncifcrf.gov Adam W. Feigin I've just been doing the same thing. Same system and machine includes, and found one major problem and another minor one. First, it seems that in XENIX there is a ioctl defined (termio.h I think) that conflicts with one of theirs (TIOCGETC). There is a #ifdef XENIX that undefines it, but now these definitions are included with UNIX also. The minor problem was that cpp didn't seem to be able to handle a define name with a dollar sign ($) in it. This is the diff for the second minor problem: 74c74,75 < #ifndef RAB$C_BID --- > /*#ifndef RAB$C_BID*/ > #ifndef RABC_BID /* for some reason, the $ confuses cpp */ And this for the first one which is a stopper: 130a132,134 > /* we need this because termio.h has this defined for Xenix compatibility */ > #undef TIOCGETC /* Avoid confusing some conditionals that test this. */ > 453c457 And throughout I had to do this type of thing so cpp wouldn't complain: < #endif HPUX --- > #endif /* HPUX */ At present it's dumping core all over the place, so I'm about to recompile fns.c without the optimizer as someone elso suggested. Gerry Gleason
akcs.hb@vpnet.UUCP (hank barta) (01/13/90)
I understand GNU emacs is public domain. Can you tell me how it can be obtained? ( the source, I mean, though executables would also be ok). Please explain is sufficient detail for someone just learning UNIX. I'm running SCO V/386 and I have the development system. Thanks...