Compiling spf4wc in Windows XP 32 bit with samples/win/spfwc/compile.bat generate Exception #-2003 (see img1.jpg). This is generated in ~af/lib/c/prefixfun.f (see img2.jpg) where some test fails.
Already used the latest version from CVS repository. After some research I made, I found that is something related to CASE-INS. I am unused to case sensitive forth, so after installing spf4 I inserted the statement "REQUIRE CASE-INS \lib\ext\caseins.f" without quotes in spf4.ini as specified at http://spf.sourceforge.net/docs/intro.en.html#case and I expected that will work fine. But I found that if case insensitivity is enabled, (( defined in ~af/lib/c/prefixfun.f not working as expected, giving error in defining test11 and consequently error compiling spf4wc (-2003 WORD OR FILE NOT FOUND). When I disabled case insensitivity, all compiled fine. I am not sure if this is a bug or the expected behavior, but I believe that case sensitive applications should check somehow this before any attempt to compile.
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Error compiling spf4wc
Could you please try the latest version of SPF/4 from CVS repository?
I suspect the bug has been fixed already (see http://spf.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/spf/devel/~af/lib/c/prefixfun.f?view=log )
Already used the latest version from CVS repository. After some research I made, I found that is something related to CASE-INS. I am unused to case sensitive forth, so after installing spf4 I inserted the statement "REQUIRE CASE-INS \lib\ext\caseins.f" without quotes in spf4.ini as specified at http://spf.sourceforge.net/docs/intro.en.html#case and I expected that will work fine. But I found that if case insensitivity is enabled, (( defined in ~af/lib/c/prefixfun.f not working as expected, giving error in defining test11 and consequently error compiling spf4wc (-2003 WORD OR FILE NOT FOUND). When I disabled case insensitivity, all compiled fine. I am not sure if this is a bug or the expected behavior, but I believe that case sensitive applications should check somehow this before any attempt to compile.
Thank you!
The bug has been fixed. See http://spf.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/spf/devel/~af/lib/c/prefixfun.f?r1=1.4&r2=1.5