> I fully support that idea. I've also got versions of libc-8086 and the
> minix libraries cross compiled, but the libc.a is too large for the
> ELKS file system, since ELKS has a filesystem implementation problem
> for any file > 512k
Just fix the triple indirection and you can have 2Gig fi
On Monday, December 06, 1999 7:28 AM, Scott Dudley wrote:
:
: Has anyone attempted to compile bcc with itself (8086 target)? I did so
but
: attempts to execute the binary on ELKS cause lock-ups. Stumbled across a
psion
: page some time back where author indicated that he had compiled bcc with
--- /usr/local/src/elkscmd/sys_utils/login.cThu Aug 26 13:05:54 1999
+++ Develop/elkscmd/sys_utils/login.c Mon Dec 6 19:01:31 1999
@@ -98,9 +98,8 @@
struct utmp entry;
struct utmp * entryp;
struct utmp newentry;
- char lbuf[UT_NAMESIZE], pbuf[20], salt[3];
-
Hi all,
As some of you may have noticed, CVS on elks.doa.org came back up
a couple of hours ago (around midday GMT). Simon had a 3 hour yelling
match with the ISP who finally fixed his connection.
Feel free to start using CVS again, and feel free to try out the
networking code and play s
Has anyone attempted to compile bcc with itself (8086 target)? I did so but
attempts to execute the binary on ELKS cause lock-ups. Stumbled across a psion
page some time back where author indicated that he had compiled bcc with an
8086 compiler and it worked(?). Would very much like to have a
