on Sat, 25 Oct
2008 15:10:33 -0700
> >GLIBIDL335, and AUTOCONF.
>
> Look around. It's very unlikely that Paul did not include it. The
> settings exist because some apps will require a specific AUTOCONF version.
I found them on eCS cd 2. Paul may have thought that if you were going to use
his buildenv you would have them installed.
> I tried a build here and it was almost clean out of the box.
>
> The init_shl script needed
>
> export ac_executable_extensions=.exe
>
> enabled since this configure is missing the logic to do this for us.
>
> The configure scripts needed the pod2html and pod2man tests changed to
> check for pod2html.cmd and pod2man.cmd.
>
> The attached init_shl scripts contain some tweaks.
I assume that I need to change the d: to f: and the locations (the location of
some files are different than what is in the buildenv) of some files and put
them in some directory. I do not have any *_shl files anywhere so where do I
put these files.
One zip had init_shl and init_shl.cmd.
The other zip had cfg_shl, gcc335env.cmd, gnudevenv.cmd, init_shl, initshl.cmd,
and m_shl.
> Eventually, you will get to the point where all that is left to fix is
> errors like
>
> cm17a.c:62: error: `TIOCM_RTS' undeclared here (not in a function)
> cm17a.c:63: error: `TIOCM_DTR' undeclared here (not in a function)
> cm17a.c:169: error: `TIOCMGET' undeclared (first use in this function)
> cm17a.c:174: error: `TIOCMSET' undeclared (first use in this function)
>
> You'll need a termio.h, termios.h and a supporting comm library to get
> this working. Hobbes has a some sources that should be easy to integrate,
> if you can't find anything ready made.
termio.h and termios.h are included with Paul's buildenv.
--
Robert Blair
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