That is pretty much where gcc kicked out when I tried to compile opendx yesterday. I too was trying to compile 4.0.6. The errors look like
../../../include/dx/advanced.h:41: parse error before `lock_type' ../../../include/dx/advanced.h:41: warning: data definition has no type or storage class I'll play with it some. Let me know if anyone recalls exactly what changes have to be made. I am more of a finite elements/fortran-90 coding type and get mixed up reasonably quickly when trying to figure out some of this code. Cheers, Nathan > Hello David, > > Thursday, August 10, 2000, 11:37:31 PM, you wrote: > some time ago i've built > opendx 4.0.6 with mesa3.0 &lesstif > on alpha redhat6.2 > it worked ok with samples > > but as far as i remember it took some makefile/code twisting b4 it compiled > something with lock type definition > prolly i've set it to volatile int > instead of msemaphore, not sure so > > > > DLT> We've only had one other person raise this question and he never > DLT> responded back. I wonder if he didn't give up? Please let us know if > DLT> you have any success. If you are successful, we'd be willing to put > DLT> the binaries up on OpenDX.org. > > DLT> David > > >>I've poked around in the list archives and www.opendx.org, but haven't > >>found much in the way of information about opendx running on > >>linux-alpha machines (redhat). Does anyone out there know of efforts > >>to build opendx on such machines, and if they exist how successful > >>they've been? Thanks much, > >> > >>Nathan Barton
