On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Jerry Stratton wrote:
> an iostream.h on OS X, but it doesn't help, and it was wishful
> thinking to expect that the same fix would work under a completely
> different OS just because the two OS's share the same name :*)
>
> There is *no* stream.h file on my system; I went and downloaded the
> latest darwin installation; it has no stream.h either.
Strange. As you might expect, stream.h defines the base classes... It's
not a UNIX header, per se, merely a C++ header file. It usually comes with
the C++ compiler, or libstdc++.
> >Where does the bus error occur? Can you get stack backtraces of the
> >various programs that crash, and if so, are they all failing at about
> >the same point?
>
> I'll look into this, but I suspect it won't help until I find out
> what I can do about stream.h missing.
I just made a note to go buy some RAM and I'll try to compile the current
build this weekend on 10.0.3.
--
-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students Online
http://wso.williams.edu/
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