From: rmast@cs.vu.nl (Mast RN) Subject: Re: Interviews on Linux (fwd) Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1993 12:24:17 GMT
>I've read a couple of messages recently which imply that someone has
>ported InterViews to Linux.
>Can anyone point me at it?
>Alternatively, I have the source code for version 3.1, but have had
>problems building it, due to compilation problems with "too many levels
>of recursion in #include or macros". That's basically what g++ said,
>anyway.
>Given that the error messages appeared in headers six levels from the
>actual .c file, it's probably to do with too many #include levels,
>although I wouldn't consider six levels to be ridiculous.
>Can anyone offer a suggestion as to how I could get around this? Is
>there perhaps a compiler option to increase the number of levels it
>handles? I haven't been able to find one in the documentation. Or am
>I going to have to grab the GNU C++ source and hack?
I used the same strategy, and GCC is still on my harddisk, but that it is not needed.
Somewhere in the config-files of interviews there is something like
"makedepend = use gcc "
This makes the compilation use gcc -M as an alternative for makedepend.
That works better.
(I still don't manage to compile it though)
Robert (rmast@cs.vu.nl)