Xref: utzoo comp.sys.att:9999 comp.windows.x:24514 Path: utzoo!utgpu!news-server.csri.toronto.edu!cs.utexas.edu!uunet!cti1!kmeek From: kmeek@cti1.UUCP (Kevin Meek) Newsgroups: u3b.tech,u3b.misc,comp.sys.att,comp.windows.x Subject: Building Xwindows on a AT&T 3B2 Keywords: xwindows 3B2 3b2 X client Message-ID: <219@cti1.UUCP> Date: 17 Jul 90 15:50:48 GMT Followup-To: poster Organization: Comprehensive Technologies Int., Arlington VA Lines: 52 I am trying to build the X client server on an AT&T 3B2/600G I got the code from uunet and have run into a few problems trying to build it. Most of these problems I think stem from the fact that -Datt option I used in the build is for the 6383 UNIX box not the 3B. Anyway here is what I have encountered. Some header files referenced are not on my 3B2: interlan/netdb.h interlan/socket.h Just for kicks I commented out these includes and got this library (Xmu) to compile. After this everything was compiling along fine until it got to clients/xmh where it bombed trying to compile command.c because it needed a typedef for fd_set and some other things. I found the defines it needed in the following header files on my 3B2 sys/inet.h sys/inetioctl.h sys/stream.h I included these command.c and got it to compile -- But now xmh will not link because several external functions (symbols) are not defined. These are: alphasort rename scandir ftruncate gettimeofday I think these are all BSD functions which should not be being referenced when I have -DUSG -DSYSV and -Datt set? Has anyone ever compiled Xwindows on a 3B machine ?? Someone please tell me if this is impossible and I won't waste my time. Anyone with an AT&T 6386 machine that knows what is in interlan/netdb.h and interlan/socket.h and why they aren't on the 3B ? Are scandir, ftruncate and alphasort supported in your System V unix? Any ideas or comments would be better than where I am right now. Thanks in advance. Kevin Meek Comprehensive Technologies Int'l Inc. 2121 Crystal Drive Suite #103 Arlington, VA 22202 uunet!cit1!kmeek OR cti1!kmeek@uunet.uu.net