Subject: -current and netatalk - compiling weirdness
To: None <current-users@NetBSD.ORG>
From: William R. Dickson <wrd@awenet.com>
List: current-users
Date: 07/14/1997 13:00:58
Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody else had seen some strange behavior while
compiling under -current. I'm using the June mac68k snapshot, source I
downloaded on the 11th, and the new config. I saw the symptoms while
trying to build Adrian Sun's netatalk modifications.
Basically, the first three times I tried to make, it hung up on
etc/atalkd/main.c complaining about a variable named "i_namee". Adrian
and I searched, and could find no such typo anywhere. (Each time I made,
I did a "make clean" first in etc/atalkd.)
Then, on the fourth try, having changed no files, the error was instead
about a variable named "i__name". And finally, after another make clean
and make, it compiled successfully.
Adrian thinks this points to a problem with the -current compiler or
libraries. The fact that the error changed and then went away without
changes to the source code sure seems suspicious.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
-Bill
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