From: Chris Royle <c@zeus.royle.org> Subject: Making ream4.16 work Date: Sun, 28 Mar 1993 17:56:05 GMT
We'll I'm chuffed with myself. Knowing *my* luck, someone has already
done this, but with not having access to cheap ftp, I don't know whether
they have or not, so here goes:
I have made ream4.16 compile and run under linux, and here's what I did :-
1. Look in config.h. Where are the lines regarding Cray 2s, comment out the
#ifdef/#endif lines so that the define and the include are processed.
2. Change the #include <sys/unistd.h> to just <unistd.h> as it resides in
the main /lib/include directory, not sys.
3. Find the line referring to libraries in the Makefile. By default there are
two paramters -lcurses and -lsomething_about_terms (can't remember the
exact name - I'm using DOS right now). Change this second argument to
-ltermlib.
The make should now work -- albeit with warnings -- and the system appears
to work for me, but I have not tested it extensively.
I hope this helps someone somewhere.
CHrIs.
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