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Hello all,
  I am having a problem compiling MUSH on our system, well actually it
*does* compile, but doesn't run correctly.  The system is an esv20 made 
by E&S, it runs RISC/os which is essentially sysv with some BSD extensions.
I am told this is pretty much identical to MIPS.
  When I compile the program all goes well (using the makefile.sys.v) with 
the exception of this error when compiling lock.c:
cpp: warning lock.c: EWOULDBLOCK redefined
The program runs, but if I try to use curses mode it crashes, and I also 
get an error of "set_cwd: : I/O error" whenever the program starts. I am 
told this is probably due to the fact that the compiler is not reading 
the correct header files.
Can anybody help me correct these problems? 
If so, would you please reply to:
Internet: cw@esv.bgsm.wfu.edu
(not the net address in the signature, its a bit brain dead right now)
as I am not subscribed to this newsgroup.
 
Thanks in Advance!
-chris
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