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- From: zstern@adobe.com (Zalman Stern)
- Subject: Re: ATK under AIX 3.2
- Message-ID: <1992Dec14.143102.19365@adobe.com>
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- Organization: Adobe Systems Incorporated
- References: <of=6TyWIlUc5AA8EIt@harare.kapsch.co.at>
- Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 14:31:02 GMT
- Lines: 40
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- In article <of=6TyWIlUc5AA8EIt@harare.kapsch.co.at>
- fodatec@HARARE.KAPSCH.CO.AT (Fodatec Project) writes:
- > We have been running a CDROM release of ATK on IBM RS/6000 under AIX
- > 3.2. Programs from the CD run OK. Problems arise when trying to compile
- > own applications:
- > 1) doindex requires a filename prefixed by ./ i.e ./test.do rather
- > than test.do as an argument.
- > Sample error output of doindex:
- >
- > ..../andrew5.1/bin/doindex test.do
- > doindex: indexing test.do ...While attempting to load test.do:
- > Error on load syscall: 'No such file or directory'
- > exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program test.do because of the following
- errors:
- > make: 1254-004 The error code from the last command is -1.
- >
- > The same call with ./test.do works OK:
- > ..../andrew5.1/bin/doindex ./test.do
- >
- > 2) makedo and other utilities do not tolerate the ./ prefix, so it is
- > hardly possible to replace DOBJS = test.do by DOBJS = ./test.do in
- > the Imakefile.
- >
- > Is anyone aware of a solution to that problem (may-be some setup flag or
- > imake macro ?). Any help will be appreciated.
- >
- > Kazimierz Zielinski
- > Kapsch AG, Vienna, Austria
- > fodatec@kapsch.co.at
- Before starting your make, try:
- setenv LIBPATH .:$LIBPATH; setenv CLASSPATH .:$CLASSPATH
- (One or the other should do it. I have a dim memory of writing the original
- code for this. I wanted to use CLASSPATH but some grot or another required
- LIBPATH get used. In reality, you just want to ensure that . is in the
- appropriate path. Of course the code may have changed beyond recognition
- since I was last involved...)
- --
- Zalman Stern zalman@adobe.com (415) 962 3824
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