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Re: zsh-3.1.6-dev-22 broken several ways on AIX
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- From: dfavor@xxxxxxxxxxxx (The Corridor)
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- Subject: Re: zsh-3.1.6-dev-22 broken several ways on AIX
- Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 10:57:11 -0600 (MDT)
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> On Apr 11, 10:08am, The Corridor wrote:
> } Subject: zsh-3.1.6-dev-22 broken several ways on AIX
> }
> } Several problems show up in this snapshot:
> }
> } 1) -disable-dynamic no longer works, modules always seem to be enabled.
>
> You didn't have this problem with -dev-21 ? There haven't been any
> interesting changes to the build process in a very long time, except
> maybe my patch in 10499, but that shouldn't affect AIX specially.
Best I can tell this occurs in -dev-21 and -dev-22. -dev-20 seemed to work,
as best I can recall.
> Are you using the FTP snapshots, or the SourceForge CVS repository? If
> the latter, did you remember to run Util/preconfig before making?
FTP'ed snapshot.
> Did you start from scratch or were you compiling in a directory where an
> earlier version had been built before?
Starting from a clean untar into the directory.
> } 2) the GETGPRGP macro should resolve to getpgrp(), not getpgrp(0).
>
> That configure test hasn't changed in a *very* long time. When was the
> last snapshot you built successfully?
I know. I've been hand-munging this and the "#pragma alloca" statement
in system.h for quite a while. To support alloca requires the '-ma' option
at compile time. The "#pragma alloca" generates a warning for every source
file compiled.
If it would help I can untar the source in a fresh directory and send you
a log of each step. Maybe that might surface the problem.
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