On Mon, 25 Nov 2019, Chase via cdesktopenv-devel wrote:
So as I was upgrading our ksh, I have ran into a problem, hash.h, commonly found in libast, is no where to be found in the new sources, come to find out that they have removed the entire hash part of the library because it was "unused". The way I see it we have three paths going forward if we still want to use the latest and greatest ksh, from easiest to hardest: 1.) Ask upstream to revert their patch removing the code 2.) Readd the code and maintain it ourselves (I think this should only be done if #1 fails) 3.) Refactor our code not to use their hash code I lean towards #1, but I thought I'd consult the group before I did anything.
o Hi Chase, do you meaning as you were upgrading to the 2020 neo-ksh version or ksh93v? I had a look at ksh93v build system this weekend and with few improvements I think it could be pushed to CDE as is (without a much promised solution with a shared library :)) Marcin
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