Hmmm...don't know what's going on here. I don't have a cygwin machine to try this on. If you can use a debugger to try and track this down, that would be great, otherwise we don't have much chance of fixing it unless we can reproduce it on some other platform. --- Dave On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Gerrit P. Haase wrote: > This is one of them: > ==================== > Cannot find standard library: ansi.lcd > Check LARCH_PATH environment variable. > *** Segmentation Violation > *** Location (not trusted): Command Line > *** Last code point: llmain.c:1051 > *** Previous code point: llmain.c:806 > *** Please report bug to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ==================== > I have both set LARCH_PATH and LCLIMPORTDIR plus CPATH set. > In bash as in tcsh. > ansi.lcd is there where it should be. > > What went wrong? > > It seems my environment settings have no effect on lclint: > ========================================================== > 2001-05-20 23:28 i686 unknown by Gerrit > > LCLint 3.0.0.13 --- > > LARCH_PATH = <not set> (default = .:/usr/lib) > --- path used to find larch initialization files and LSL traits > LCLIMPORTDIR = <not set, default: /usr/imports> > --- directory containing lcl standard library files (import with < ... >) > include path = <no include path> (set by environment variable CPATH and -I > flags) > --- path used to find #include'd files > systemdirs = /usr/ (set by -systemdirs or envirnoment variable CPATH) > --- if file is found on this path, it is treated as a system file for error > reporting > ========================================================== > > A lot of correct test are there, i assume those where ansi.lcd is not needed > went correct. > Another log.file excerpt: > ========================= > > Unit Tests: > > Checking fileio... > 0a1 > > /c/lclint/lclint-3.0.0.13/bin/lclint.exe -nof -hints -booltype "bool" -mts > file -mts filerw filerw.c -expect 3 > 2,31c3,11 > < filerw.c: (in function f) > < filerw.c:6:14: Invalid transfer from rw_write f2 to rw_read (Must reset file > < between write and read.): fgetc(..., f2, ...) > < filerw.c:1:72: f2 becomes rw_write > < ./filerw.xh:3:38: f1 becomes rw_read > < filerw.c:8:22: Invalid transfer from rw_read f1 to rw_write (Must reset file > < between read and write.): fputc(..., f1, ...) > < filerw.c:1:39: f1 becomes rw_read > < ./filerw.xh:4:44: f1 becomes rw_write > < filerw.c:12:14: Invalid transfer from rw_write f1 to rw_read (Must reset file > < between write and read.): fgetc(..., f1, ...) > < filerw.c:10:22: f1 becomes rw_write > < ./filerw.xh:3:38: f1 becomes rw_read > < > < Finished LCLint checking --- 3 code errors found, as expected > < > < file.c: (in function f) > < file.c:14:5: Control branches merge with incompatible states for fout (closed > < and open) > < file.c:3:27: fout becomes implicitly open > < file.c:13:14: fout becomes closed > < file.c:23:5: Control branches merge with incompatible states for fin (closed > < and open) > < file.c:3:16: fin becomes implicitly open > < file.c:22:14: fin becomes closed > < file.c:25:10: Variable res used before definition > < > < Finished LCLint checking --- 3 code errors found, as expected > < > < Finished LCLint checking --- no code errors found > --- > > Cannot find standard library: ansi.lcd > > Check LARCH_PATH environment variable. > > Metastate definition: can't find file file.mts > > Metastate definition: can't find file filerw.mts > > *** Segmentation Violation > > *** Location (not trusted): filerw.mts:1:1 > > *** Last code point: llmain.c:1051 > > *** Previous code point: llmain.c:806 > > *** Please report bug to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > *** FAIL *** > ========================= > Thanks in advance, > > Gerrit > > -- > $ uname -a > CYGWIN_NT-4.0 ISMENE 1.3.2(0.39/3/2) 2001-05-20 23:28 i686 unknown > > > -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Bug reporting: http://cygwin.com/bugs.html Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/
