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From: Thomas Walter <walter@pctc.chemie.uni-erlangen.de>
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Subject: protoize
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Here is a description of the failure using protoize. I send it also to the mailing
list, because there may be some others interested in.
For example you have the file a2ps.c with K&R style function definitions in the
current directory.
Then you give the command
protoize a2ps.c
then it compiles the source using gcc to get the function definitions.
After some time you get some nessages (from mind):
protoize: a2ps.c not converted
protoize: A message saying /compiled/a2ps.c does not exist. Don't know the exact message
protoize: /gnu/lib/.../SysCalls.c not converted
/* This is ok. Perhaps followed by some other messages belonging to header files
which does not matter. */
protoize: /compiled/a2ps.c not converted
Doing the same with UNIX (RS6000 running AIX3.2)
You a the message saying the original was copied to a2ps.c.save, some messages
about stuff not converted and a converted a2ps.c with function declarations
like ANSI C.
Bye
--
Thomas Walter
INTERNET: walter@pctc.chemie.uni-erlangen.de