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From: Hoehle, Joerg-C. <Joe...@t-...> - 2005-06-06 13:50:16
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Hi, RC/bsd1628 wrote: [who's that I'm responding to?] >--with-dynamic-ffi \ >--with-module=regexp \ >--with-module=syscalls \ >In file included from modules.d:36: >modules.h:5: conflicting types for `module__regexp__subr_tab' >modules.h:4: previous declaration of `module__regexp__subr_tab' >modules.h:6: conflicting types for `module__syscalls__subr_tab' >modules.h:3: previous declaration of `module__syscalls__subr_tab' >*** Error code 1 Please show the corresponding snippets of modules.h I suspect either a declaration differing from the usr/include/*.h header (but then one would typically see another warning), or maybe a duplicate declaration for the same function. Or maybe your modules.h contains duplicate entries for the regexp and syscalls modules? That would be a configuration error. Normally modules.h contains (or used to contain) one single line per module. No duplicates. The reason could be that these days, clisp contains the modules regexp and syscalls by default(?), so an extra --with-module=regexp causes duplication?? Well, my cvs build does not contain any modules, nor a base/ nor a full/ directory?? Oops, I forgot to report that clisp.dvi could not be built (my groff does know know about dvi?), and therefore the build process stopped before generating base/ and full/, but I have lisp.run and lispinit.mem, and that's all I needed up to now. >In file included from modules.d:12: >/home/bsd/cvs/clisp/build-dir/clisp.h:535: warning: register >used for two global register variables I thought this one had eventually disappeared but did not follow the activities about it. >I am building clisp (cvs download today) with the following parameters: BTW, clisp-devel is the list Sam recommends for posting about problems with cvs-clisp. Of course, I've been posting to clisp-users myself about cvs stuff, but typically when I was sure the clisp release had the same problem (or the corresponding pieces of code had not been changed since then). Regards, Jorg Hohle. |