Hi Brian, thanks. If it is installed then the ./configure of GNU APL should detect it and automatically add the proper linker flags. So 'Programmer' should:
1. install the libexecinfo package 2. re-run ./configure 3. make ; make install On 2/23/20 1:43 PM, Brian Callahan wrote: > execinfo.h absolutely does exist on OpenBSD. You need to install the > libexecinfo package then link with -lexecinfo > > ~Brian > > On 2020-02-23 4:20 AM, program...@verisimilitudes.net wrote: >> I've constructed a basic example which crashes GNU APL under OpenBSD; >> it explains the cause, but the >> notice may still be valuable: >> >> '1'⎕EA'1÷0' >> Cannot show function call stack since execinfo.h seems not to exist >> on this OS (WINDOWs ?). >> >> Process apl finished >> >> I'm also interested in having some of my programs listed in the GNU >> APL Community page. Follows are >> the relevant pages; there's another article, 2017-02-02, but this may >> be considered too vulgar: >> >> http://verisimilitudes.net/2019-08-08 >> gopher://verisimilitudes.net/12019-08-08 >> http://verisimilitudes.net/2019-12-06 >> gopher://verisimilitudes.net/12019-12-06 >> >> My relevant code should all be classified as L1 portability, as I >> strive for portable and so correct >> APL programs. The programs are all licensed under the AGPLv3. >> Another reason I send a message here >> is because I'm having issues debugging my 2020-02-20, which I'd also >> care to have included once I've >> finished correcting it. The ⎕TRACE doesn't provide enough >> information for me and I'm unaware of how >> to properly use ⎕STOP, managing to crash GNU APL under OpenBSD whilst >> using it. I'd appreciate help >> in using these two commands to their fullest, if one is willing to >> offer it. >> > > >
