On Tuesday, 22. July 2003 20:06, Jochen wrote: > it worked fine for me untill it came to this point: > > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jochen/Downloads/gnumach-1.3/i386' > [...] > nm -u kernel.o | sed 's/^_*//' | sort -u > kernel-undef > sed '/^memcpy$/d; /^memmove$/d; /^memset$/d; /^bcopy$/d; /^bzero$/d; > /^strchr$/d; /^strstr$/d; /^strsep$/d; /^strpbrk$/d; /^strtok$/d; > /^htonl$/d; /^htons$/d; /^ntohl$/d; /^ntohs$/d; /^etext$/d; /^edata$/d; > /^end$/d;' kernel-undef > kernel-undef-bad if test -s kernel-undef-bad; > \ then cat kernel-undef-bad; exit 2; else true; fi > U bcopy > U bzero > U _edata > U end > U _end > U etext > U htonl > U memcpy > U memset > U ntohl > U ntohs > U strchr > U strsep > make: *** [clib-routines.o] Fehler 2
I do not know anything about gnumach, but I recognize that sed tries to delete all these functions (/^bcopy$/d;) (exceptions: _edata, _end) from kernel-undef. So I'm sure sed expects "bcopy" instead of "U bcopy". You can try to edit this script to change this, and do not forget to add _edata, _end. Maybe you can use another version of nm, which produces the expected output?? Jens
