Hi,
On Sun, Dec 17, 2000 at 06:48:09PM +0100, Paul Floyd wrote:
> Perhaps you will again one day.
Fine :-)
> I can'remember in wgich backend it fails, but it does so in several of
> them. I don't think it's a good idea to have the same constant #defined
> in many files (it's currently defined in 8 c files in backend).
Ok. I added a point in the TODO list to define PATH_MAX somewhere in a
global file (if it's not defined by the system).
> I'm using autoconf and then running configure (though I edit it to
> compile with debug info).
Maybe I didn't understand this but can't you use something like
CFLAGS="-whatever -debugflag -necessary" ./configure"?
> However, nec.c contains the string "JX" 17 times, mostly in comments,
> but otherwise:
Ok. But this doesn't seem to harm compilation, because every reference
to "JX" is in some sort of #ifdef (or am I wrong?). At least here on
Unix. That's a job for the Nec maintainer, Fukuda Kazuya. I added a
point on the TODO list.
> Do all those platforms support System V APIs?
At least SANE compiled cleanly on these platforms so they seem to have
shm.h. I'm not an expert in these things.
> i.e., if I don't explicitly use --disable-warnings, then the WARN_CFLAGS
> variable gets used (line 1547 of my configure), rather than
> NORMAL_CFLAGS.
My fault. The change to --disable-warnings was done in CVS after the
pre snapshot and will be in the released version.
> > What do you mean by "structure parameter"?
>
> param is the name of the structure.
I see. What's the source of the problem? The initialisation or the
missing name?
> Things seem to be going better than I feared. I managed to run a scan
> (full colour) with the exe that I compiled.
Maybe you can put a patch or a description what you did on a web page?
Bye,
Henning
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