From: zmbenhal@netcom.com (Zeyd M. Ben-Halim) Subject: Re: PROBLEMS COMPILING INGRES Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 22:10:55 GMT
In article <1992Sep28.110438.4214@athena.mit.edu> nmp08@rz.uni-kiel.dbp.de writes:
>I recently downloaded the INGRES database package from tsx-11 but I have
>problems to compile it:
> - in the directory ../iutil:
> make calls 'sccs get insert_mbtree.c' but I haven't got
> sccs and I haven't seen it yet on any file server.
> There's just a file 'insert_mbtree.' but not in ascii
> format.
Sorry about that! If you count hte chars you come up with 14. The object over-
wrote the source. I could swear I changed that :-(
> - in the directory ../equel:
> make calls 'yacc -d grammar.y'. As I haven't got yacc I
> wrote a small shell script that calls bison with the
> appropriate -y option. But bison says: '"grammar.y", line 115:
> invalid input'. I'm not familiar with grammar files for
> yacc and bison, so I can't see what bison dislikes.
I never had that problems but then I have byacc as well as bison. I'll check
into it.
> - in order to link sysmonitor and sysmodfunc a library called
> 'libinet' is needed which I haven't got -- where can I find it?
That happens with gcc222d. Just remove all -linet in the Makefiles.
>Anybody out there who has managed to compile the package? Help would be
>appreciated.
>
>Andreas Wacknitz
>Internet: nmp08@rz.uni-kiel.dbp.de
I'll u/l fixes within a couple of days. If you can't wait, do the follwing:
touch insert_mbtree.
use byacc
remove -linet's
in .../iutil/Makefile remove getservent.*'s
I suggest you wait till tommorow.
Zeyd