/bin/cc, /com/cc, uupath, pathalias...

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2 total messages Started by Michael Burati Tue, 28 Jan 1986 00:08

#104

Author: Michael Burati
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1986 00:08

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If any of these have been discussed here already, I am sorry to bring
it up again, ( I can't recall ever reading about it).

What are the major/minor differences between the AEGIS /com/cc compiler
and DOMAIN/IX /bin/cc compiler ?

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I have tried to install the pathalias and uupath software on our net and
have come across a few problems.  Before I go in and hack the c source,
has anybody out there tried this yet and found solutions to the problems?

	The biggest problem is after running 'make' on the pathalias code
(it compiled fine) and running it on the uumap directory, I get a "Bus error".
The same thing occurs even if I try to pathalias only one uumap file. My
first guess is that there must be something wrong with my 'config.h'.

Any ideas?

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Thanks in advance...

Michael Burati
University of Lowell CS Dept.
Lowell, MA

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Re: /bin/cc, /com/cc, uupath, pathalias...

#105

Author: John W Peterson
Date: Wed, 29 Jan 1986 00:53

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> What are the major/minor differences between the AEGIS /com/cc compiler
> and DOMAIN/IX /bin/cc compiler ?

/bin/cc is really just a small program that translates the unix C compiler
flags to aegis flags and then invokes /com/cc.

> 	The biggest problem is after running 'make' on the pathalias code
>(it compiled fine) and running it on the uumap directory, I get a "Bus error"

Try running the same program under the /com/sh.  You'll get a real error
message.  Then type "tb".  You'll get a full stack trace back.  If that
doesn't help, compile it with -g and use debug...
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