Re: Unable to compile XLog 2.0.22 on Debian Buster

2021-03-22 Thread VA3MA - Dan Howard
How do i unsubscribe Tnx On Mon., Mar. 22, 2021, 8:46 a.m. Greg Troxel, wrote: > > Andy Stewart writes: > > > Let me take another look at the code, and I'll implement it in a > different way. > > > > Greg: do you have a way to reproduce this problem? If so, we can > > resolve the issue on the

Re: Unable to compile XLog 2.0.22 on Debian Buster

2021-03-22 Thread Greg Troxel
Andy Stewart writes: > Let me take another look at the code, and I'll implement it in a different > way. > > Greg: do you have a way to reproduce this problem? If so, we can > resolve the issue on the side, at which point I'll release an updated > version of xlog. I have not seen this

Re: Unable to compile XLog 2.0.22 on Debian Buster

2021-03-21 Thread Greg Troxel
Andy Stewart writes: >>> adif3.c: In function ‘adif_qso_append’: >>> adif3.c:527:4: error: ‘strncpy’ source argument is the same as destination >>> [-Werror=restrict] >>> strncpy (qfield, q[fld], qfield_len); // Save the string from start >>> to space, not including the space. >>>

Re: Unable to compile XLog 2.0.22 on Debian Buster

2021-03-19 Thread Greg Troxel
Robert Kennedy writes: Robert Kennedy writes: > But I want to upgrade to the latest verson of Xlog - version 2.0.22. > So I am trying to compile XLog 2.0.22 from source. When I read your message I did not have version numbers paged in and totally failed to recognize this as a new number. I

Unable to compile XLog 2.0.22 on Debian Buster

2021-03-18 Thread Robert Kennedy
I am running Anti-X linux on an 32-bit PC. Anti-X linux uses the Debian Buster repos. I installed XLog 2.0.14 from the Debian Buster repos. XLog runs fine. But I want to upgrade to the latest verson of Xlog - version 2.0.22. So I am trying to compile XLog 2.0.22 from source. I made sure that