Still on 1.3.3...

When I remove sigprocmask and sigsuspend from 'config.flags' (where they are
mysteriously duplicated in the AVAILABLE_SYSCALLS clause but *that* does not
appear to be the problem)

Then when the final .so is built, attempts to run programs comes up with

Undefined symbol 'SYS_compat_13_sigprocmask13' in libthread.so.1.60

Which shows that the functions that the assembler in syscall.S is trying to
call either don't exist or are not being generated.

Where is the 'compat' stuff supposed to come from?

Regards

Roger

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>From: Andy Finnell <andyf@vei.net>
>To: Roger Brown <rogerhb@xtra.co.nz>
>Cc: Christoph Badura <bad@oreilly.de>, port-mac68k@netbsd.org
>Subject: Re: libpthread.so.1.60 on NetBSD 1.3.3
>Date: Mon, Sep 6, 1999, 1:04 am
>

>Roger Brown wrote:
>> 
>> I have just repeated the build using the 'NetBSD-current' pkgsrc on
>> 'NetBSD-1.3.3' and got the same results (can't build machdep_sys_lseek due
>> to redef of syscall and duplicated symbols sigsuspend/sigprocmask).
>
>Where is syscall being duplicated?  Look at the code; it should only be
>a declaration.  For the sigsuspend/sigprocmask look in the syscall.S and
>syscall-template.S file.  In your case ( NetBSD 1.3.X ), these two
>functions should be generated in syscall.S, but not in
>syscall-template.S.  Can you verify that this is happening ( or in fact
>no happening )?
>
>> Which version of 'pkgsrc' am I supposed to use with NetBSD 1.3.3? Or do I
>> have to move to 1.4.1?
>> 
>> Regards
>> 
>> Roger
>
>Well theoritically I wrote the m68k port of pthreads to work on 1.3.X,
>but I never tested it ( I have a 1.4 system ).  A problem could be that
>1.4 uses egcs-1.1 and not  gcc.  But then I'm just guessing.
>
> -andy