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[VANILLA-L:12] Re: [VANILLA-L:] I Can't get a server running! Help!
Yes. Are you on solaris? I encountered this same problem with 2.7p16,
and if I recall correctly the problem was caused because my preprocessor
did not like defining macros with another macro. For example, the following
would not work:
#define ONE 1
#define TWO (ONE+ONE)
main() { printf("%d", TWO); }
I can't remember exactly what I did to fix the problem (my server is at home
and I'm at work), but I think it was something like this:
On my system, INC_SYS_SELECT and INC_SYS_TIME were supposed to get defined
to be "./nul" or "../nul", where nul is just an empty file (Wether to use
"./nul" or "../nul" depended on whether you were compiling source code that
was in the same directory as the empty "nul" file, or if you were a directory
deeper). I believe I just ended up hardcoding the definition of these
macros to be "./nul", and copied the empty file into each directory of
the source tree. This might not be quite correct...I seem to recall
something held me back from sending in a fix for it, so if you don't get
any responsed from anyone else, email me and I'll be sure to get back to
you when I get home, and tell you exactly what I had to do.
--Brent
>I have both:
>
>Server2_7pl6
>Server2_8pl0 and
>
>I do not have root priviledges (do I need them?). I have expanded them =
>both into seperate directories under my home directory. I followed the =
>instructions for the first one and...
>
>PROBLEM #1
>">make depend" - gave me a bunch of complaints that looked like...=20
>
>makedepend: data.cmakedepend: , line 19: incomplete include =3D=3D =
>"#include INC_SYS_SELECT"
>makedepend: enter.cmakedepend: , line 15: incomplete include =3D=3D =
>"#include INC_SYS_TIME"
>
>Should I worry about these?
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