Solved the problem, maybe.
memory.c and mem.c both use extern int end;
use of Unix link-editor defined symbols in Mach-O is not
recommended (see man get_end). I've commented
out some stuff and moved some declarations inside
ifdefs so the dxexec compiles, but this is something of
a hack and will probably need to be examined more carefully
in the future.
Richard
On Tuesday, April 3, 2001, at 12:38 AM, Richard Edward Gillilan wrote:
During my attempts to compile OpenDX on darwin, I get an
undefined symbol _end at the dxexec link stage. This is
such a common word, I can't figure out where in the code
the function end() must be (if in fact that is what needs to be
defined).
Anyone seen this before?
Richard
