Compilation issues
Status: Alpha
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ajung
CVS checkout won't build: (make -f Makefile.whatever boot; make ... gcc complains about @DEFS@ in french)
Download won't install from source tarball: (python setup.py install)
Its those compound statements without some kind of statement before the next label. (break or ';' needed throughout a LOT of files)
This is what I'm pursuing, because the binary has "Python C API version mismatch" issues.
There has to be a way to make this thing compile. If you're not using GCC, what can I use?
If the compound statements are fixed in CVS, then where is that tarball?
If I need to walk the code and fix the compound statements/label-hit issues -- is that it? or are there more?
I've touched a bunch of the language/languagestem.c files -- basically fixing the missing statement, in compound statements,before a label.
These are just semi-colons before the end of the statement (e.g., "lab0: }" becomes "lab0:;}")
Safe changes.
It compiles, the python code no longer gets the "Python C API version mismatch"
Do you want the diffs?
Or, want me to update via CVS (add me as dev or something to get access?)
-- joe