Am Montag, 22. Oktober 2001 17:19 schrieben Sie: Hi Burkhard! > I have never test to precompile a program on a NFS device but I will do > this next. > At the moment, I only know, that we have rewritten the file I/O > functions from ADABAS.
Could be nessesary. I'm going to scoope that also, after I managed some other problems (Build Environment Setup, really in-deep understanding, how the SAP-DB Devenviroment really works, IMHO little off-standard). After managing this I'm going on to solve the NFS-problem. My first idea is, cpc creates a *.c file, this one is written to disk. Then it forks to run $CC. It looks to me, here is sth. not synchrounous. This may be a effect of the really new Linux Kernel, V2.4.10-xfs. But in other cases everything is really fine. I do really often builds over NFS, the gcc compiler and the make are working quite fine here. The NFS /home fs is mounted (sync,lock) so this shouild really work. At Adabas D times the option "-c" did only write a .c file and the quits without any further actions, is there an option to get this behavior back ? Something other did irritate me heavyly: jojo@pc3:~/ $ cpc -c -Hnowarn test-prg.cpc does not work here, here I have to submit: jojo@pc3:~/ $ cpc -c -Hnowarn test-prg It looks like that I really have to take a closer look at the cpc sources. ;-<< By the way what do you think about http://sapdb.automatix.de ? This site and the CVS Repository I created today. mfG J. Sauer -- J�rgen Sauer - AutomatiX GmbH, +49-4209-4699, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** ** Das Linux Systemhaus - Service - Support - Server - L�sungen ** http://www.automatix.de to Mail me: remove: -not-for-spawm- **
