🚀 go-pugleaf

in article <1275@intelisc.isc.intel.com>, cfj@iSC.intel.com (Charlie Johnson) says:
> Nntp-Posting-Host: spike
> 
> 
> I'm attempting to build emacs 18.57 on SVR3.2 on a 386 box and am getting the
> following errors :
> 
> 	cc -g -Demacs    -c sysdep.c
> "sysdep.c", line 664: warning: Cannot take the address of this object
> "sysdep.c", line 666: warning: Cannot take the address of this object
> "sysdep.c", line 779: The size of this variable is not defined
> "sysdep.c", line 800: Initializer too large
> "sysdep.c", line 800: The size of this variable is not defined
> "sysdep.c", line 807: The size of this variable is not defined
> "sysdep.c", line 1083: The size of this variable is not defined
> "sysdep.c", line 1088: Undefined member:  ws_col  
> "sysdep.c", line 1088: Type mismatch
> "sysdep.c", line 1089: Undefined member:  ws_row  
> "sysdep.c", line 1089: Type mismatch
> *** Error code 1
> 
 ...
> 
> I modified config.h to include s-usg5-2.h and m-intel386.h but I still get 
> this problem.  Any ideas ??

Yup.  I had an almost identical set of diagnostics.  I am running ISC 2.2.

Change config.h to 

#include s-386ix.h 

instead of s-usg5-3.h (the former includes the later) and add 

#define NEED_PTEM_H

to the ** END ** of the config.h file

In my case it compiled and linked flawlessly.  Seems mostly ok but c-Z only flashes
the screen.  I think job control (or whatever equivalent) in the OS is
scrogged or I did something stupid.  Everything else seems OK but I am not a super
GNU emacs guru.

Good luck.

David Custer