Re: [Nyquist-users] Errors while compiling Nyquist 3.03 and CVS HEAD
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      From: edgar <edg...@we...> - 2010-02-22 15:56:07
      
     
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Raymond Martin wrote: > The problems you are having are related to C/C++ headers not being > found in the expected places. Those "f" functions are part of > standard C/C++ libraries. Those are probably not being located in > the right places. Maybe Nyquist has the "include" for the relevant > files looking at the wrong place or your distro is putting them > into a non-standard location. Had a similar problem on Mandriva > about a year ago, but it does it somewhat differently from your > I expect. > > Adjust the "include" paths. Thanks, and yes, one of the reasons why it didn't work is definitely my poor C/C++ knowledge. I should have identified "fopen" and friends as standard C++ i/o functions myself, that's true, and I apologize for my rather stupid quesion ... but: If I'm adding: #include <cstdio> to the include section in "nyquist/nyqstk/src/FileRead.cpp" I can compile Nyquist-3.03 as well as CVS HEAD without problems. The reason seems not to be that the Ubuntu standard C/C++ includes are not found, instead Nyquist seems to make assumptions which are not fulfilled on my system. I would be willing to do further investigations, but again would need some assistance from a more experienced C/C++ programmer. However, thanks to Raymond Martin's advice Nyquist is working again. Thanks, - edgar P.S.: I still do not get copies of the mails on this list. I had un-subscribed/re-subscribed to this list several times in the past few years, but with no effect. This is the only list of approx. 20 SF-lists I'm subscribed, which doesn't send me copies. Maybe the maintainer of this list could please have a look at this? -- The author of this email does not necessarily endorse the following advertisements, which are the sole responsibility of the advertiser:  |