Hello,
I've tried compiling aspell on SCO UnixWare several times over the last
year, with varying degrees of success. Thanks to some help from Kevin,
I finally got aspell .28.1 compiled on UnixWare 7.0.1 with gcc 2.9.5.
Here's what I had to do:
1. Add
#include <typeinfo>
to i_iterator.hh
2. Changed real_data.hh line 124 to
{return (iterator)(data_-sizeof(size_type));}
3. In check-t.hh, changed
value_type operator* () const {return **itr;}
to
v_iterator::value_type operator* () const {return **itr;}
After which I was able to compile the program.
However, the resultant binary coredumps every time I run it. Note that
the stl rope fix is no longer necessary with this version of gcc.
Running
# aspell
just causes a coredump.
# aspell --help
prints the help message and then coredumps.
Inspection of the core file shows a segmentation violation. The stack
trace isn't very helpful, it just shows the sigsegv.
So, any ideas? Has anyone else run into this?
Thanks,
Phil.
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Phil Hollenback
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