I took an other look at compiling DB Berkeley.
I realized it did not compile under Linux... giving a lot of C errors.
Looking at Makefile, int_db.h and db.h that are generated by autoconf tools
I come to the conclusion that they contains @somevariables@ in M4 that should
have been substitute
Hi!
I tried to be DB Berkeley, but until now I don't obtain success ... only
I got with other database, VBISAM 2.1, zip file it is to download in the
sourceforge site... that VBISAM was via Cross Compile Debian and
FreeDOS. Now, I'll use that to generate my GNU Cobol in the FreeDOS
ambient. T
Hi!
I tried to be DB Berkeley, but until now I don't obtain success ... only
I got with other database, VBISAM 2.1, zip file it is to download in the
sourceforge site... that VBISAM was via Cross Compile Debian and
FreeDOS. Now, I'll use that to generate my GNU Cobol in the FreeDOS
ambient. T
Hi!
I tried to be DB Berkeley, but until now I don't obtain success ... only
I got with other database, VBISAM 2.1, zip file it is to download in the
sourceforge site... that VBISAM was via Cross Compile Debian and
FreeDOS. Now, I'll use that to generate my GNU Cobol in the FreeDOS
ambient. T
For me I get to:
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
This is kind of expected, because my gcc is a cross-compiler from Linux to
DJGPP:
https://github.com/andrewwutw/build-djgpp (not sure... but I think)
So before trying to compile berkeley db I did:
/usr/local/cross/bin/i386-
Check DJGPP Setup: Ensure that DJGPP is correctly installed and configured.
You need to set the DJGPP environment variable and update the PATH in your
FDAUTO.BAT file:
set DJGPP=c:\djgpp\djgpp.env
set PATH=c:\djgpp\bin;%PATH%
Also have you tried Use the -g flag to include debugging information in
Hello!
Thank you for your answer! I found the sources files in the following link:
https://github.com/berkeleydb/libdb/releases
But, when I compiled within of the FreeDOS using DJGPP (GCC for MS-DOS)
I obtained a lot errors ... I think some modifications it'll must to be
made in the sources f
Hi there,
On Sat, 23 Nov 2024, Everaldo Bernardo Cunha via Freedos-user wrote:
I am trying to compile the source files of the DB Berkeley, but in the
FreeDOS it appears errors ... Can you help me? I did the download of the
sources from the github site ...
My feeling is that this is unlikely
Hello!
I am trying to compile the source files of the DB Berkeley, but in the
FreeDOS it appears errors ... Can you help me? I did the download of the
sources from the github site ... I'll await your contact!
Everaldo
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