What and where is (un)protoize ?

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2 total messages Started by public domain software Wed, 14 Nov 1990 17:08

#6104

Author: public domain software
Date: Wed, 14 Nov 1990 17:08

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After getting gnuchess-3.1 (with throbbing heart), I found that
the source has now been changed to be fully prototyped for use with
ANSI C compilers.
As you can probably guess I didn't have one on my machine (a lowly
Tektronix 4319 workstation with very limited diskspace), but
the README file said to "unprotoize" first.  There is even a target
for that in the Makefile.
Alas, no such program has its residence in our neighbourhood.
Forgetting about the "what" in the subject line (I can imagine that):
does anybody know where can I find (un)protoize?

Thanks in advance for any replies,
(by mail would suffice for me, but maybe more people want to know).

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JanWillem de Bruijn (under another account)	jwdb@dutnak2.tudelft.nl

Re: What and where is (un)protoize ?

#6107

Author: Ken Wolman
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 1990 15:44

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>>>>> On 14 Nov 90 17:08:05 GMT, pdsoft@dutnak2.tudelft.nl (public domain software) said:

Jan> After getting gnuchess-3.1 (with throbbing heart), I found that
Jan> the source has now been changed to be fully prototyped for use with
Jan> ANSI C compilers.

Jan> the README file said to "unprotoize" first.  There is even a target
Jan> for that in the Makefile.

Jan> Forgetting about the "what" in the subject line (I can imagine that):
Jan> does anybody know where can I find (un)protoize?

Jan> Thanks in advance for any replies,
Jan> (by mail would suffice for me, but maybe more people want to know).


Ditto on this.  I know the protoize and unprotoize programs live at
various gnu archive sites available via ftp, but I haven't the
foggiest idea of HOW to use them.  So please make any reply PUBLIC,
and also include some instructions on how to work protoize and
unprotoize into the Gnu Emacs program and/or Gnuchess.

Many thanks from me, too.
--

       Kenneth Wolman            |  "My doctorate is in Literature,
       AT&T Technical Journal    |              but that seems like
       Short Hills, NJ           |      a pretty good pulse to me."
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       Kenneth Wolman            |  "My doctorate is in Literature,
       AT&T Technical Journal    |              but that seems like
       Short Hills, NJ           |      a pretty good pulse to me."

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