Jakub Wilk wrote: >/«BUILDDIR»/ksh-93u+20120801/src/lib/libast/comp/tmpnam.c:48:14: error: >storage size of 'buf' isn't known > static char buf[L_tmpnam]; > ^
Strange error, this is a name-collision error. L_tmpnam was already used for something else, something that obviously was not a number. Please find attached patch that avoids the name-collision simply by replacing the name L_tmpnam in this file with something else. In sid-chroot as-it-is-today and gcc version 5.2.1 20150730 (Debian 5.2.1-14) I now get /bin/ksh93 that starts and .. looks like a shell to me but I'm no Korn shell user so someone who knows how it should behave might want to run a test-suite if there is any to verify that this program really works as expected. This package is scary, instead of using io-functions from libc, this seems to partly implement its own io-functions that are normally found from libc. For linux libc the L_tmpnam is #defined in /usr/include/i386-linux-gnu/bits/stdio_lim.h but this package does not use the same implementation of tmpnam() - anyway here the size of this static buffer is set to be longer than the one in stdio_lim.h so we should be safe for the time being. -- Antti Järvinen
gcc5_compiler_fix.patch
Description: gcc5 compiler patch for ksh
