Alexander Bergolth writes:
>
> *) removed "-Wall" from Makefiles
You did very well. How stupid of me to hard code it. Sorry.
> *) removed code for dependency info generation:
> perl -pi -e 's/-Wp,-MD,[^\s]+//' */Makefile
Reading more on the subject it seems that we should do the following:
(Dependency chapter of automake)
automake --foreign --include-deps
on a system with gcc will put the dependency information in the Makefile.in
and remove the dependency generation rules.
It is needed for people who don't have a gcc compiler. This step is
automatically done when packaging a distribution with make dist, but
it does not help developpers like you.
If cannot do it yourself I can run automake --foreign --include-deps
and commit the generated Makefile.in.
> *) If you want inline code (e.g. in htlib/htString.h), you have to put it
> directly into the declaration, otherwise xlC complains:
>
>"/afs/wu-wien.ac.at/home/edvz/bergolth/projects/htdig/htdig-cvs/htdig-main/htdig3/htlib/htString.h",
> line 225.20: 1540-241: (S) "String::length() const" was declared with
g++ too permissive then. I'm trying to compile on FreeBSD-3.2 with gcc-2.95
who seems to be very picky, hopefully it will help track compiler
compatibility issues.
> *) DBTYPE is already an enum. changed "enum DBTYPE" to "DBTYPE" in various
> functions
Ok, my fault again.
> *) had to remove the initializers from the DocumentDB::Read declaration
> in DocumentDB.h
Ok, my fault again. When I changed from const char* to const String&
I was not careful enough. It did not harm because the initializers were
not used, but it would have dump core.
> *) htcommon/defaults.cc: uff! multiline strings have to be quoted!!!
> perl -pe 'chop; if ($str) { /^"\s*}\s*,/ && ($str= 0); } \
> else { /,\s*"$/ && ($str= 1); }; \
> $_.= $str ? " \\\n" : "\n"' htcommon/defaults.cc
> (... and correct something by hand...)
Ha, my fault again, I forgot that some compilers do not like multiline
strings. You basically added a \n\ at the end of each line, yes ?
> OK - now it hangs at the linking stage.
Well, a lot to examine. I'm sorry I don't have your compiler handy. I'll
study the messages and fix problems. Hopefully gcc-2.95 will help.
Let me know if I should begin working on fixing all that or if you're
currently doing it.
Cheers,
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