According to Clyde Meli:
I had problems compiling an earlier beta under solaris 2.5.1 and left it at that when all the suggestions failed. I kept the release version (2.0) instead. But I might try again with this newer alpha at least on another machine.
I just checked: The problems you had with the last beta were related to a broken `parse.h' and perhaps `parse.c'. This should be corrected in the current alpha release. (If not, I am promising now to correct the source distribution.;-) IMHO it's a good time now to retry.
Peter
I did try it and had problems again as I said in my other post.
I suspect bison might be the culprit - it seems I cannot find the required version (I can only find 1.25).
I'm open to suggestions..
Regards,
Clyde
I did try it and had problems again as I said in my other post.
I suspect bison might be the culprit - it seems I cannot find the required version (I can only find 1.25).
Well, I had exactly this problem the other day, and when I changed parse.y, and then changed it back, everything worked, and Peter said that it was the fault of an out-of-date file that now bison was forced to recompile (or something like that).
Try 'touch'ing parse.c and parse.y, so that the two of them both get recompiled. Maybe that will help.
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According to Paul Doerwald:
Try 'touch'ing parse.c and parse.y, so that the two of them both get recompiled. Maybe that will help.
Indeed: `parse.c' and `parse.h' in `gpc-980511.tar.gz' are broken. Sorry for that. I am uploading a fixed archive now which differs from the previous one in that it expands to a subdirectory `gpc' rather than `gpc-980511'. (I hope this will not do any harm.;-)
Peter
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