From: John P. (Quinticent) <jo...@ma...> - 2000-11-07 01:54:59
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I fixed that, just haven't checked it in. It has to do with the test utility. Earlier versions of test use = not ==. I tried compiling on a Sun Solaris using the Linux build. Theoretically they should be the same. Well the sources compiled but they refused to link. I got 500 lines of gibberish error messages. One thing I hate about templates is that it makes error messages hard to debug. Could be that they are not using the GNU linker. I'll check it out. Do you know anyone who knows about Solaris? I have someone looking into the BSD builds too. -Quinticent Thomas Matelich wrote: > I'm in the process of commiting a few changes. I implemented the dynlib > stuff for windows and hpux. One problem I'm noticing with the config > stuff. On hp and one of my two linux boxes (same autoconf version, > 2.13) I get and error running configure on the lines where is checks > platform equal to linux,hpux,... > > on the one linux box it says > ./configure: test: ==: binary operator expected > > on hpux it says: > configure[580]: ==: A test command parameter is not valid. > > 3 errors for the 3 checks. > > If you could look into that, I'd appreciate it. > > -- > Thomas O Matelich > Senior Software Designer > Zetec, Inc. > sos...@us... > tma...@ze... > > _______________________________________________ > somelib-devel mailing list > som...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/somelib-devel |