Subj : Squish under Linux
To   : Mark Lewis
From : Bob Jones
Date : Mon Nov 17 2003 04:32 pm

 Mark:

Appologies for the long delay in replying.....  Unfortunately, it's not going 
to get better over the next 2 months.....

 BJ> Would you try adding a subdirectory 'sqafix' (without the
 BJ> quotes) at the same level that the squish, slib, util, etc.
 BJ> (typically .../maximus/sqafix ) already exist in your source
 BJ> code tree and try running your CVS update again?  I suspect
 BJ> that you may have a user ID issue with creating
 BJ> sub-directories in the location where you are compiling the
 BJ> code and updating from CVS.  :(    Let me know what happens.

 ml> added the directory with the same results... running 
 ml> everything as root so that should not be a problem... 
 ml> ended up removing everything and reinstalling maximus-
 ml> 3.03-etc.tar.gz and running

Drats.....  I may have to have you roll back ./configure to the version before 
I added sqafix.  :(

 ml> cvs -z3 -d 
 ml> :pserver:anonymoys@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/maximus co maximus

 ml> (instead of   cvs up)

 ml> and then cd into the maximus directory and run 
 ml> ./configure and then make build with a similar error... 
 ml> my redirection logging isn't working as i'd like but 
 ml> the screen output without redirection ends like so...

 ml> sqafix.c:2180: warning: passing arg 2 of `DoDumpArea' 
 ml> from incompatible pointer type
 ml> sqafix.c:2182: warning: passing arg 2 of 
 ml> `DoRunManualMode' from incompatible pointer type

Ok.  Someone is going to have to dig into DoDumpArea and DoRunManualMode calls 
and see what's up.  I am guessing that I'll find a define or macro definition 
isn't correct for your platform.  :(

 ml> sqafix.c: At top level:
 ml> sqafix.c:218: warning: `DoCheckKey' defined but not used
 ml> sqafix.c:228: warning: `DoGetKey' defined but not used
 ml> gmake[1]: *** [sqafix.o] Error 1
 ml> make: *** [sqafix] Error 2

 ml> i'm currently seeking info on redirecting everything to 
 ml> the log file... seems that

 ml>   program 2>&1 > logfile

try 'program 1>name.log 2>name.err'...  Unfortunately, that will seperate 
stderr from stdout lines.....

Hmmmm......   

Thanks for the note.  If you find a solution, let me know.

Take care.....

Bob Jones, 1:343/41



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