kim@MorningStar.Com (Kim L. Toms) (06/01/91)
I've answered the question about "use strchr instead of index?" with strchr. Is there something else I need to do? cc -c `sh cflags.SH perl.o` perl.c CFLAGS = -O perl.h:105: warning: bcopy redefined perl.h:106: warning: bzero redefined perl.c:55: no args to macro `index' *** Exit 1 Stop.
youki@newmars.ics.osaka-u.ac.jp (Youki Kadobayashi) (06/01/91)
>>>>> On 31 May 91 22:35:25 GMT, kim@MorningStar.Com (Kim L. Toms) said: > I've answered the question about "use strchr instead of index?" with > strchr. Is there something else I need to do? > cc -c `sh cflags.SH perl.o` perl.c > CFLAGS = -O > perl.h:105: warning: bcopy redefined > perl.h:106: warning: bzero redefined > perl.c:55: no args to macro `index' > *** Exit 1 > Stop. Just comment out or remove the declaration char *index(); or something like this, which appears near line 55 of perl.c. With this modification, I compiled perl 4.003 successfully on NeXT cube running NeXTstep 2.0. Hope this helps, -- Youki Kadobayashi Information Network Architecture Lab. Dept. of Info. and Comp. Sci, Osaka University, Japan