Thank you for the suggestion. I fixed this and it did solve this
problem. However now I get another error farther on in the
compilation. While compiling window.c the compiler reports use of
errno and EAGAIN being used without being declared. I assume these
are system network variables, but I can find them in any of the
/usr/include files (nor apparently can the compiler!) I still fairly
new to linux as far as where system variables are declared and would
appreciate a little further assistance.
On 12-Dec-98 Curtis D. Levin wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Dec 1998, Bernie Gardner wrote:
>
>#I am trying to compile the TNT host mode terminal program wrutten
>#by
>#dlf7bg. I get an error message from gcc saying storage size of
>#fdmask
>#is not known when compiling main.c. I haven't beeen able to find
>#any
>#reference to fdmask, but it seems the program expects it to be
>#defined
>#somewhere, but it is not mentioned in any included files. I'ld
>#appreciate a hint from someone who has successfully compiled this
>#program, or in general if there is a required include file
>#containing
>#this definition.
>
> there is a tag in some of the files that points to 'struct df_set'.
> The older kernels required a 'struct' tag for df_set, but the newer
> ones do not. There are 5 files in the tnt src dir that have a
> reference
> to this tag. Grep search the dir for the tag, and change all the
> tags
> that say 'struct df_set' to 'df_set' only. I've been running tnt
> for
> about 3 years now, and am currently using it with the ax25 kernel.
> It kicks serious butt. Any questions, feel free to e-mail me. 73
>
>
> Curtis D. Levin kd4zkw.ampr.org [44.98.2.22]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] QRP-l #1488
> http://dialisdn.net/user/cdlevin/
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