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1 total messages Started by STEVEW%TVAX.CLP.AC.UK Fri, 10 Nov 1989 16:53
Bison problem
#528
Author: STEVEW%TVAX.CLP.AC.UK
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1989 16:53
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I have sucessfully obtained GCC 1.36 VMS images and source code and managed
to sucessfully compile GCC using itself.  However when I download the source
code for Bison 1.03 and try to build using GCC an error occurs at the LINK
stage.  I have read in the BUILD.COM file that the version that I am trying
to compile was tested using GCC 1.22 under VMS V4.5.

Error Encountered:

> Connecting to City Poly VAX-6320 (Tower Hill) running VMS V5.1-1

> Username: STEVEW
> Password:

> Welcome to City Poly VAX-6320 (Tower Hill) running VMS 5.1-1
>
>    Last interactive login on Friday, 10-NOV-1989 15:09
>    Last non-interactive login on Thursday,  9-NOV-1989 14:42
>
> $ set def [stevew.gnu]
> $ @gcc_install
> $ set command gcc
> $set def [.bison.source]
> T$ @build link
> %LINK-W-UDEFPSC, attempt to reference undefined psect number 65535.
>   in module GRAM file USER$DISK:[STEVEW.GNU.BISON.SOURCE]GRAM.OBJ;1
> T$ eoj
>  STEVEW       logged out at 10-NOV-1989 16:46:28.86

Is there a version of Bison been written for VAX/VMS V5.x?  If so could you
please tell me where I can access it.   I do however have to transfer files
via the TRICKLE server at EARN%FINTUVM.  As an aside is it correct that this
server does not have access to  your /u2 directory structure.

Thank you for your help in advance.


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Steve Wakelin
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