Rob Browning wrote:
> Alan Orndorff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > setenv ../../src/guile/obj/gnucash.o
> > asprintf ../../src/guile/obj/gnucash.o
> > stpcpy ../../src/engine/obj/util.o
>
> These are glibcisms. Someone else has apparently gotten these
> resolved under Solaris, but they didn't tell me what they did. Do you
> find any manpages for these functions on your system (try "man
> setenv" or "man 3 setenv").
>
> > XmHTMLImageDefaultProc obj/motif/HelpWindow.o
> > xmHTMLWidgetClass obj/motif/HelpWindow.o
> > _XmHTMLStrings obj/motif/HelpWindow.o
> > XmHTMLAnchorScrollToName obj/motif/HelpWindow.o
> > XmHTMLTextSetString obj/motif/HelpWindow.o
> > XmHTMLTextScrollToLine obj/motif/HelpWindow.o
and then there was three. I moved libXpm from /usr/openwin/lib
to /usr/local/lib and deleted the libXmHTML.a that I had copied to
/usr/openwin/lib and that fixed up the XmHTML problems. Now I'm
stuck on the first three. From what I've been able to find out, stpcpy
is not ansi C, but Gnu C, and may require glibc. Ok, snagged a copy
of glibc 2.06 and ran configure. Configure states that it hasn't been
ported to my platform, so now I'm really stuck.
alan
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