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From: rst@cs.hull.ac.uk (Rob Turner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer
Subject: Re: Getting Origami 1.5
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Date: 14 Mar 91 12:07:37 GMT
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In article <1991Mar11.205133.25026@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> whitting%yoyodyne%ux1.cso.uiuc.edu%maverick.ksu.ksu.edu%zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu%rpi@uwm.edu writes:
>
>I was able to get Origami running on our Sun 3/160, SunOS 4.0.3 without too
>much work.  I had to change all the occurrences of '#include <stdlib.h>' to
>'#include <sys/file.h>', cast all mallocs to the proper type, and write a
>'strstr' routine.  If you are interested in getting my modifications, email
>me.  If there is enough interest, I could probably even put the source up on
>NCSA's anonymous FTP.
>

Touche. Straight after I posted my original article I did more or less
the same thing as you say above, #including <sys/file.h> and writing
my own 'strstr'. I didn't bother to cast the mallocs, though. I
suppose they were the source of all the incompatible type warnings (I
didn't check at the time).

I got the thing to compile and run, ran the program to allow me to use
emacs-style key bindings, and got no further. Half the keys don't seem
to work (including the normal alphanumeric keys). Maybe I'm missing
something obvious - my experience with a folding editor is limited.

Rob