🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm running SCO SYS V 3.2.2 on a 486 box.  I had to make a couple of changes
to get epoch to compile.

In s-sco.h I added #define BSTRING and #define HAVE_RANDOM to prevent symbol
conflict error with SCO's libX.a

I also had to add -lsocket to the compile in order to resolve some
references.  This *should* be do-able by changing the #define of
LIB_STANDARD in m-intel386.h, but that didn't work, so I hacked it directly
into the makefile.

The build then failed because the arglist being passed to make-docfile is
too long.  I replaced the one call to make-docfile with two calls:
	${etcdir}make-docfile -o ${etcdir}DOC ${obj}
	${etcdir}make-docfile -a ${etcdir}DOC ${lisp} ${epochlispdir}version.el

I haven't tested whether this actually works, but according to the header
comments in ...etc/make-docfile.c it should work (the -o creates the file
and -a is supposed to append to it).

I am using the latest gcc and GNU make.  Interestingly, __GNUC__ doesn't
seem to be defined, which may cause some problems down the road since the
wrong #includes probably got activated.

Just thought y'all'd like to know...
--
--Alan Wexelblat                        phone: (508)294-6120
Bull Worldwide Information Systems      internet: wex@pws.bull.com
Billerica, MA                                     wexelblat.chi@xerox.com
Real software engineers work from 9 to 5, because that is the way the job is
described in the formal spec.  Working late would feel like using an
undocumented external procedure.