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1 total messages Started by Paul D. Smith Wed, 27 Jan 1993 03:15
Building make-3.63 on DG/UX systems
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Author: Paul D. Smith
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 03:15
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[] Regarding none;
[] Paul M Reilly -- Personal Account <pmr@rock.concert.net> writes:

    pmr> 1) job.c failed to compile:

Argh.  I think Roland is working on a quickie-followup to 3.63 as the
official release slipped by me (as the DG/UX beta-tester) before I
could test it (plus there seems to be other bugs).

job.c won't compile on any DG/UX system as it stands; Paul Reilly's
fix isn't quite correct, although it's in the right direction.

For the time being, the quick-fix is one of these (the real fix will
be in the next release which hopefully will be out soon enough that I
don't need to post it here :):

a)  Edit config.h and remove the line:

        #define HAVE_UNION_WAIT

    Either comment it out or change it to #undef (or both :).  Note
    that each time you re-run the configure script you'll have to redo
    this fix.

b)  Edit job.c and change the line:

        #ifndef HAVE_UNION_WAIT

    to say:

        #if !defined(HAVE_UNION_WAIT) || defined(DGUX)

Should then work OK.  If you have other problems please let me know.

                                                                paul
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