Hi Rainer, Rainer Tammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ludovic Courtès wrote: >> Then you should only get a warning at compilation-time about >> `hstrerror ()' being undeclared, but the build process should continue >> and Guile should link fine. >> >> I'm reluctant to adding a `#define _USE_IRS' without any compelling >> reason, since (i) the leading underscore makes it look like an internal >> macro, and (ii) I don't know what it's really supposed to do. >> > Yes and no, > IBM XL C/C++ continues but gcc 4.2.2 stops due to the -Wall switch... I know for GCC but you said you were using xlc, right? :-) When compiling with GCC, you'd have to run `configure' with `--disable-error-on-warning' to avoid this problem---I'm wondering whether we should make it the default. > and the setting for the extended stack "(debug-set! stack 80000)" > should also be mention. Ah, so setting it fixed some problem? BTW, hopefully some of your problems are addressed by the newly-released 1.8.4. We'll look into the others (e.g., `strftime') for the next release. Thanks for your report! Ludovic.
