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Re: Zsh on QNX
- X-seq: zsh-workers 4464
- From: Michal Gomulinski <s146028@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Bart Schaefer)
- Subject: Re: Zsh on QNX
- Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 10:01:51 +0100 (MET)
- In-reply-to: <981023094615.ZM21227@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> from "Bart Schaefer" at Oct 23, 98 09:46:15 am
Hi!
Here is what I found more after receiving inforamtion from you:
These are macros defined by the Watcom C compiler in the QNX environment:
__QNX__
__WATCOMC__
The latter is independant of the platform on which the compiler is
used. I think this one should be used when renaming 'halloc' to
something else, as you suggested, because the problem of the existence
of halloc function can appear on all platforms Watcom C is used.
Apart from zsh I also tried - unsuccesfully - to compile bash on QNX
and I remember that configure script included there correctly recognized
operating system. I believe this is due to the newer version of autoconf
package used to build configure. In case this wasn't true, below
I quote the output of the 'uname -a' command with appropriate comments:
QNX 1 G 423 PCI 32
Description of fields:
- system name
- node name (in the QNX-network)
- OS relase
- OS version * 100 (my system is 4.23)
- machine name (I don't really know what this means)
- architecture (32 or 16 bit)
As for termio/termios.h problem, in the standard include directory
one can find the following files:
termios.h
sys/termio.h
sys/termio.h includes termios.h first checking whether termios.h
hasn't been included before, reporting error in this case!
Both files contain lots of definitions, I mean none of them is merely
a kind of wraper file.
Yours
Michal Gomulinski
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