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From: erik@mpx1.UUCP (Erik Murrey)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: pcomm 1.1 on SCO Xenix
Summary: try -UM_I86
Message-ID: <548@mpx1.UUCP>
Date: 9 Oct 88 16:14:49 GMT
References: <157@libove.UUCP> <402@hawkmoon.MN.ORG>
Organization: MPX Data Systems, Inc.,  Wayne,  Pennsylvania
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I had the 2.1.4 developement system with my 2.1.3 runtime.  There
was a problem with the automatically defined manifests.  It seems that
under -M2, /bin/cc defines both M_I86 AND M_I286.  The caused files
like types.h and param.h to blow up when compiled.  The fix was to USE -M2
and also undefine M_I86  (-UM_I86) on the cc command line.

I have since upgraded to 2.2.1, and whatever developement system
comes with that.  My /bin/cc now only defines M_I286 (or, my
include files are smart enough to cope with both M_I86/M_I286
defined).

If you don't want to upgrade, and you don't feel like passing
the -UM_I86 switch to cc, then edit your include files so that
lines like
#ifdef	M_I86
read
#if	M_I86 && ! M_I286

I think the only files that need changing are types.h and param.h.

-- 
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