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From: nobody@KODAK.COM (Lord Bah)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: SAS C 5.10 problems
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Date: 7 Nov 90 01:31:36 GMT
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Just got 5.10, encountered one problem: when it is about to complete
the final link and produce an executable, I get a requester to mount
volume "nil".  I have to cancel this requester twice, then the link
finishes and my executable is present, and appears to be OK.  Phone
support from SAS says this may be because I run the ARP AShell.
Since it would take me days to figure out how to get back to a CBM
shell, I thought I'd ask the net if anyone has used 5.10 with AShell
without problems?

My setup: A500, ARP 1.3, AShell with SKSH 1.5 on top of it, GVP
Impact A500 with a 40M Quantum and 2M RAM to go with the 1M internal,
SAS C installed in DH1:lc.

"Assign" knows NULL as a device, but not Nil.  I do run Dcron in my
startup sequence, redirecting input and output to nil:.  There is no
"nil" in my mountlist.

The problem was not present with Lattice C 5.04 or 5.05.

Any ideas what's happening?

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PART 2 - A different problem encountered in both 5.05 and 5.10

C program scattered about many files, during link I get "undefined
symbols" such as _CXV53, _CXD54, etc.  I can't find the correct options
to get the compiler to produce an assembly listing so that I can look
for these, or figure out any other way to track them down.  Help?

Thanks.

(Flame prevention: I didn't send this to csa.tech because I don't
receive it.  If you want, post replies there as long as you email
them to me too.)

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    Jeff Van Epps    amusing!lordbah@bisco.kodak.com
                     lordbah@cup.portal.com
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