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From: linas@hpuarca.HP.COM (Linas Petras)
Newsgroups: comp.os.minix
Subject: Re: A way to get proper library orders
Message-ID: <1070010@hpuarca.HP.COM>
Date: 7 Feb 90 02:26:46 GMT
References: <528@ns-mx.uiowa.edu>
Organization: HP Australasian Response Center
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Here are hopefully some answers to various questions that have been asked.

The problem with the _exit.c function in lib/posix directory is one, that I 
beleive has been around for some time. If you look at the "run" script you 
will find that it is of the following format:

		for i in [a-z]*.c

Just modify the run command to do an explict compile of _exit.c or just run the
make command with the filename defined as follows:

		make f=_exit

The problem with kernel/system.c and tools/fsck.c is that "cpp" and "cem" are
running out of memory. You can increase their stack+heap areas with:

		chmem =45000 /lib/cpp
		chmem =45000 /lib/cem

Note that this may cause problems for people with only 512K of memory as the 
programs now take up a little more memory when run.


The problem with "elvis" from memory, is that the line in Makefile.pc should
have seperate I&D during the link phase and it doesn't. Change the line to
create the elvis target with the following two lines:

elvis: $(OBJS)
	$(CC) -i -o elvis $(OBJS) $(EXTRA) $(LIBS)

or just add the "-i" option in the above line to your version of the makefile.


Hope this helps

Linas Petras			E-mail : linas@hparc0.HP.COM

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