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Started by Jim Apple
Wed, 18 Oct 1989 21:14
Bash 1.03 and SUN O/S 4.0.3
Author: Jim Apple
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 1989 21:14
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 1989 21:14
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Hi Has anyone got bash 1.03 running on a SUN 3 / SUNOS 4.0.3 ?? 1. I've run into alot of problems trying to compile with SUNOS4 defined. first was cc -DMAINTAINER='"apple@nprdc.navy.mil"' -DPPROMPT='"bash\\$ "' -DSPROMPT='"bash>"' -DOS_NAME='"SUNOS4"' -DSYSTEM_NAME='"SUN3"' -g -Bstatic -DSUN3 -DTARGET=SUN3 -DSUNOS4 -I./ -c shell.c "shell.c", line 823: redeclaration of throw_to_top_level *** Error code 1 this was a problem in how throw_to_top_level was declared in quit.h and then used in shell.c. I got around this one but now I've got cc -c -g -Bstatic -DSUN3 -DTARGET=SUN3 -DSUNOS4 -I./ print_cmd.c "print_cmd.c", line 123: AND_AND undefined "print_cmd.c", line 123: non-constant case expression "print_cmd.c", line 129: OR_OR undefined "print_cmd.c", line 129: non-constant case expression *** Error code 1 make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `print_cmd.o' I haven't really looked at this one yet, I was hoping maybe someone had a set of patchs for 4.0.3. 2. The other problem I found was when I upgraded from 3.5 to 4.0.3 the old 3.5 version of bash started up, this ( after 30 sec's or so ) caused. ct 18 09:52:28 seashore vmunix: panic: chgstropts: can't allocate stroptions message Oct 18 09:52:28 seashore vmunix: syncing file systems... done Oct 18 09:52:28 seashore vmunix: Oct 18 09:52:28 seashore vmunix: dumping to vp f1b3a8c, offset 71323 I thought at first that this was probally caused by using the 3.5 copy of bash under 4.0.3, but in another newsgroup today a saw a posting about the same error message on a SUN 4 running 4.0.3 ?? ( I don't know if person was able to recompile or not ). Any help would be great. Thanks in advance .. Jim Apple WB1DOG apple@nprdc.navy.mil ...}ucsd!nprdc!apple
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