news@brian386.uucp (News Administrator) (04/08/91)
Okay, I have a problem here. I am sure someone has the fix, (actually I may but I want the "official" version). When I configure X386 1.1a on my machine (ISC v2.2.1), I cannot compile XConnDis.c. The problem is that "MakeUNIXSocketConnection" is not defined. A really interesting series of #ifdef's are followed, and if LOCALCONN is defined, it attempts to use both LOCAL and UNIX connection facilities, (or which ever succeeds I think). I tried adding an extra "#ifdef UNIXCONN" around the line where it attempts the MakeUNIXSocketConnection, and it compiles and runs, but is this the "right" thing to do?? thanks for any advice, brian
debra@wsinfo11.info.win.tue.nl (Paul De Bra) (04/09/91)
In article <1991Apr08.022856.3271@brian386.uucp> news@brian386.uucp (News Administrator) writes: > >Okay, I have a problem here. I am sure someone has the fix, (actually I may >but I want the "official" version). When I configure X386 1.1a on my >machine (ISC v2.2.1), I cannot compile XConnDis.c. The problem is that >"MakeUNIXSocketConnection" is not defined. This was also the one (and so far only) problem I encountered in compiling X386 on AT&T sVr3.2.1 using gcc 1.39 Another problem in AT&T sVr3.2.1 is that the server frequently locks up for a few seconds, and sometimes indefinitely, until I change virtual screens and back. Anyone seen this behavior? Paul. (debra@win.tue.nl)