Re: myschema compile
Thanks OTC. export INFORMIXC=gcc fixed it. And thanks to Art for this excellent utility. A lot of our customers have extent problems slowing down their engines (many extents 100-160) and they need to be reloaded. This will really help get the job done along with dostats. James Ferrill Obnoxio The Clown wrote: > From: James Ferrill <jferrill@courtspecialists.com> > > > >Has anyone had problems compiling the myschema program Art wrote? We are > >using HP-UX 11 on IDS 7.30UC8. When I run the make, I get a lot of > >errors about it not liking the function declarations because they are an > >ansi feature. If I put the -ansi flag on there, I get a bunch of errors > >about lines not being ansi compliant. > > The standard compiler on HPUX raises a lot of laughs where I work. There is > a flag you have to set, but sadly, I can't remember what it is. man cc? > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
From: James Ferrill <jferrill@courtspecialists.com> > >Has anyone had problems compiling the myschema program Art wrote? We are >using HP-UX 11 on IDS 7.30UC8. When I run the make, I get a lot of >errors about it not liking the function declarations because they are an >ansi feature. If I put the -ansi flag on there, I get a bunch of errors >about lines not being ansi compliant. The standard compiler on HPUX raises a lot of laughs where I work. There is a flag you have to set, but sadly, I can't remember what it is. man cc? ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Obnoxio The Clown wrote: > > From: James Ferrill <jferrill@courtspecialists.com> > > > >Has anyone had problems compiling the myschema program Art wrote? We are > >using HP-UX 11 on IDS 7.30UC8. When I run the make, I get a lot of > >errors about it not liking the function declarations because they are an > >ansi feature. If I put the -ansi flag on there, I get a bunch of errors > >about lines not being ansi compliant. > > The standard compiler on HPUX raises a lot of laughs where I work. There is > a flag you have to set, but sadly, I can't remember what it is. man cc? Yes, the HP c compiler does catch some flack. I suppose we should be grateful they give us a compiler at all though, the (one) IBM box we have at work does not even have a C compiler. But there's an irritating quirk with our HP-UX 10.20 boxes - if you do "man cc" it doesn't bloody work. You have to type some other damn thing (and I've forgotten what). Maybe man -k cc would fish it out. -- In article <3978CFF0.CB1B2BB2@my-deja.com.guacamole>, stacia123@my-deja.com.guacamole said: > Goldfish don't fit through the air nozzle of most erotic dolls.