Hi all,
Just compiled the latest head version now. There were a couple of errors related to strcpy. I think something related came up back in May of this year. The attached text file is the report from the compile. This is on a RedHat system (7.1/7.2 I think) with gcc 2.96.
Let me know if there is further information that I can provide.
Thanks,
-Jack
r36.comp.err (769 Bytes)
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Jack de Valpine wrote:
Hi all,
Just compiled the latest head version now. There were a couple of errors
related to strcpy. I think something related came up back in May of this
year. The attached text file is the report from the compile. This is on
a RedHat system (7.1/7.2 I think) with gcc 2.96.
That's caused by some local declarations, where we should rather
include <string.h>. I was fiddling around in that area anyway,
and just checked in cleaned up versions of some files, which
should fix this for tomorrows HEAD dump.
-schorsch
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Thanks Georg, this did the trick and resulted in a clean compile.
Note it looks like the HEAD tarball is not compressed as indicated in the table?
-Jack
Georg Mischler wrote:
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Jack de Valpine wrote:
Hi all,
Just compiled the latest head version now. There were a couple of errors
related to strcpy. I think something related came up back in May of this
year. The attached text file is the report from the compile. This is on
a RedHat system (7.1/7.2 I think) with gcc 2.96.
That's caused by some local declarations, where we should rather
include <string.h>. I was fiddling around in that area anyway,
and just checked in cleaned up versions of some files, which
should fix this for tomorrows HEAD dump.
-schorsch
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# John E. de Valpine
# president
#
# visarc incorporated
# http://www.visarc.com
#
# channeling technology for superior design and construction