On Fri, Sep 27, 2002 at 04:56:17AM -, James Joseph wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a Hurd H4 system, which i recently upgraded (using the long
> version of the instructions given by Marcus) to hurd-20020804.
> The system seemed to be working fine. But when i use the included
> gcc-3.0 compiler to
Hi,
I have a Hurd H4 system, which i recently upgraded (using the long
version of the instructions given by Marcus) to hurd-20020804.
The system seemed to be working fine. But when i use the included
gcc-3.0 compiler to compile one of the first examples in The Hurd
Hacking Guide, it does not
--- Glenn McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Im having problems trying to compile perl 5.8 debs, perl looks for
> cthreads.h in /include/mach/, on my fresh install cthreads.h is just in
> /include/
>
> What is the best solution to this, move/copy cthreads.h into
> /include/mach/ or get perl to
> What is the best solution to this, move/copy cthreads.h into
> /include/mach/ or get perl to look in /include/ instead of /include/mach/
> ?
I would think rather than instead of, in addition too. That is, if it
does not find cthreads in /usr/include/mach, it should try
/usr/include.
Im having problems trying to compile perl 5.8 debs, perl looks for
cthreads.h in /include/mach/, on my fresh install cthreads.h is just in
/include/
What is the best solution to this, move/copy cthreads.h into
/include/mach/ or get perl to look in /include/ instead of /include/mach/
?
Glenn
One more little note: it should install the headers :)
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severity 162414 normal
tags +unreproducible
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On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 01:30:49PM +0200, you wrote:
>I think this is important because the ability to specify directory name
>with a trailing slash is often used.
>
>hramrach@hurd:~$ mkdir dir/
>hramrach@hurd:~$ ls -ld dir
>drwxr-xr-x2 hramra
