Subject: GCC 2.3.3 problems From: sjmadsen@apsvax.aps.muohio.edu (Steve Madsen) Date: 11 Feb 1993 10:47:58 -0500
I'm having problems getting GCC 2.3.3 to compile anything more
than a "Hello world" program. Specifically, I'm trying to compile the
fortune package from tsx-11 and version 1.0.0 of joe.
Fortune has supposedly been ported, but I get about a page of a
half of errors and warnings, most of them in strfile.c. I also get some
in fortune.c. I haven't changed anything in the Makefile.
Also, trying to compile joe with "make posix" (as suggested in
the README file) doesn't work. It chokes in main.c, complaining that it
doesn't know the storage size of a data structure that it should. The
same file compiles cleanly on the Ultrix system using "make bsd" (it
chokes a little later in the compile, at least).
I'm using the SLS .99pl4 release from sometime in late January.
If it helps, I was also running SLS .99pl2 a while back and I had the
same compilation troubles with fortune.
Question: are there any flags I should be including when calling
gcc? If not, is there some install problem with the SLS package?