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From: install@kosman.UUCP (Kevin O'Gorman)
Newsgroups: net.micro.att
Subject: Dagnab ATTIS "sort of" UNIX
Message-ID: <24@kosman.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 2-Apr-86 18:45:56 EST
Article-I.D.: kosman.24
Posted: Wed Apr  2 18:45:56 1986
Date-Received: Sat, 5-Apr-86 11:28:29 EST
Organization: Anarm Software Systems, Hillsdale, NJ
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Keywords: development system 3.0

Running the 3.0 development set on my UNIX PC, I recently tried to compile
and link the "battleship" sources which appeared under (I think) mod.sources
and I got quite a list of undefined symbols, all coming *out* of the curses
library.

Since I had run into behavior like this before when I was trying to figure
out the phone system calls on the machine, I tried what worked before: change
the Makefile to use the shared library.  I got a bunch of symbol conflicts
(no surprise really, given the way the shared library ifile works) but I still
had a few undefineds.  I haven't tried too hard to sort this out, but I am
wondering who else has been running into this sort of stuff, whether anyone
knows why the "normal" UNIX libraries are incomplete (and to what extent),
and if there are any helpful things I should know.

It does seem that the Battleship program is so small and simple (except that
it does use curses) that it ought to cause no problems.  It's enough to make
you really hate ATTIS.

I hate to think I'm going to have to convert all this stuff to use TAM, when
I should be able to snag it off usenet and run, but that's the way it goes. . .

				Kevin O'Gorman
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