Has anybody gotten hostname completion to work?

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2 total messages Started by Allen Tue, 13 Jun 1989 22:26

#89

Author: Allen
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 1989 22:26

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It doesn't for me. (It might not even be turned on, I'm not a big
hacker type, have finals, and don't have enough time to read all the code)

Also, Has anyone gotten bash to compile on an IS68K (68020/<math co-pr>) 
running under Bsd 4.2..

It compiles, but the linker tells me strchr is undefined. (It is defined
in string.h, but that is never included for BSD.


Just some random babling from: 
Allen Smith
 

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ISI68K (and also UMAX)

#92

Author: Ray Moody
Date: Wed, 14 Jun 1989 03:41

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>Also, Has anyone gotten bash to compile on an IS68K (68020/<math co-pr>) 
>running under Bsd 4.2..

    I have been running bash on an ISI68K with an 68881 math
co-processor under under BSD4.3  I would hazzard a guess that my
4.3BSD binary would run on your 4.2BSD machine.  Yes, strchr() is in
libc on my machine.  You can make your own out of index().  See line
331 in file "general.c".

    Bash gives off "billiyons and billiyons" of compiler warnings as
it compiles, but it works anyway.  I plan to fix this someday.

    Also, if someone is working on a port to a UMAX machine, please
use "#ifdef UMAX" only inside "#ifndef ISI68K" because <sys/param.h>
defines a macro called UMAX.  Yes, I know, this is gross, but I didn't
write this OS, I just make it go.

								Ray

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