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From: martin@rb-dc1.UUCP (Albert A. Martin)
Newsgroups: rec.games.hack,comp.sources.games.bugs
Subject: Re: Help!  Can't compile NH3.0!
Keywords: nethack
Message-ID: <1096@rb-dc1.UUCP>
Date: 3 Aug 89 15:15:04 GMT
References: <114@citycs.UUCP>
Reply-To: martin@rb-dc1.SanDiego.gould.UUCP (Albert A. Martin)
Organization: Gould CSD, San Diego
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In article <114@citycs.UUCP> ca121@city.cs.ac.uk (D BROWNLEE) writes:
>When trying to compile NH on a Gould UTX/32 6040 Computer it all works ok
>untill I get to pri.c - where the compiler crashes out due to (I think) a
>symbol table overflow? If the file is split up it'll do the first 200 odd
>lines ok, but no more!
>

Here are the changes I made to the sources in order to compile nethack3
on a Gould PN/9080 (and also a Gould NP1):

Makefile:
	Warning!
	Installing the game into an existing directory erases its contents.
	Comment out  'rm -rf $(GAMEDIR)'.

src/Makefile:
	Missing terminal routines.
	Define TERMLIB as '-lcurses -ltermcap'.

src/mkroom.c, line 442:
	'sel' is defined for Gould machines.
	Just above it, add '#undef sel'.

src/pri.c, line 219:
	Line causes compiler to choke-- too complex.
	Break out the parenthesised assignments as separate statements.

src/uhitm.c, line 294:
	Compiler bug emits bad code for this return statement.
	Add static int kludge;... return(kludge=malive);

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