Emiliano wrote:
>
> On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Daryle Dianis wrote:
>
> > I running SuSE 6.1 and man open64 doesn't return anything, just 'no
> > manual entry for open64'.
>
> open64 is in libc. Weird. Try adding -lc to your LDFLAGS, but this should
> absolutely have been in your gcc env. by default.
>
> > I'm real new at this, should I be looking at midgard-lib or mod_midgard
> > or midgard-php for a some kind of problem?
>
> Not likely, since it's not explicitly used by any of them. If you get the
> linker to include libc the problem should be gone. But you could try to
> disable loading of either module in httpd.conf to see which module
> specifically needs open64.
>
> Emile
>
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Emile,
thanks for being patient with me while I tear this thing up,,,,
the -lc means include libc.a during the link or something like that,
right? I tried adding that directly to my Makefile for php and it didn't
seem to help.
I guess I am having a few errors during make for php:
at the beginning it says something like.........
implicit declaration of function 'php3_midgard_template'
implicit declaration of function 'php3_midgard_variable'
then later on,,,,,
gcc -g 02 02 -fpic -I. -I. -I/www/include -I/usr/local/include
-I/usr/local/mysql/include \
-g -Wall -c functions/midgard.c -o functions/midgard.o
functions/midgard.c: In functions `php3_midgard_template':
warning unused variable 'val'.
and some others,,,,,
In functions `mgd_tree'
unused variable 'n'
unused variable 'c'
unused variable 'j'
unused variable 'ups'
and then it gets ugly
So, how can I view my gcc environment? I looked at the man pages, went
the the gnu site, just couldn't find that item, either.
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