Marcus Brinkmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Thu, Feb 08, 2001 at 10:16:31AM -0500, Jamie Gennis wrote: > > I'm trying to set up my system so that I can start playing around with > > the hurd source. I've successfully compiled gnumach, but I can't seem > > to get hurd to compile because I don't have cthread.h. I would have > > thought it would either be part of libc or as a separate library, but > > I can't find either. btw... why is the libc package called libc0.2? > > Is it different from glibc? > > It's a different soname, that's all. > > I wonder how people manage to install gc without also instaling libc0.2-dev, > gnumach-dev and hurd-dev. Looking at the dependencies, this should not be > possible. Are you using --force-depends or so? You definitely need those > three.
Sorry about the duplicate mails, Marcus; I forgot to CC the group. I --force-depends'ed libc0.2-dev because I couldn't find gnumach-dev or hurd-dev. I don't think I should need the gnumach-dev package now since I installed gnumach from the source, which installed all the headers. I figured I wouldn't need the hurd-dev too for the same reason (and I don't think the hurd should need it's own headers, right?). I did a --contains on libc0.2-dev and didn't see any cthread.h in there. Where does the cthread implimentation live? Is there a separate lib or am I just doing something horribly wrong? Also, what version of the glibc source should I use if I want to compile it? <snip> FYI: Perhaps debconf wasn't added because of the dependency on apt, which was broken? Something about this was mentioned in the post where you said it was being added. Thanks, Jamie
