Hello Rick,
could you please delete the unnecessary line:
RxVarSet(pszStem,"addr",inet_ntoa(addr));
just after the first patched line ? I see no reason why this line is
there two times.
Bye
Rainer
bigr...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
> Revision: 4996
> http://oorexx.svn.sourcef
This problem was resolved. It was a problem with some numeric type
compatibility issues.
Rick
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From: Rainer Tammer
Date: Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 6:48 PM
Subject: problem with rxsock on AIX 64 bit (and probaly on other 64
bit UNIX versions)
To: Open Object Re
Hello,
I have found a (serious) problem which is probably related to 64 bit.
64 bit Rexx:
say "rxsock version:" SockVersion()
host.!addr = SockGetHostId()
say "addr :" host.!ADDR
::requires 'rxsock' LIBRARY
Output:
rxsock version: 4.0.0
addr : 0.0.0.0 <- this sould be the IP
Rainer / Rick
One of the Tasks that Rick had set up was: 1842891 Remove
system-specific conditional compiles
Now granted that was for the portable kernel. But, in general, a lot
of #ifdefs in the middle of code make things really hard to read.
Especially for someone not familiar with that sect
The make rpm process does not include the bootstrap file. Mostly as a
oversite. bootstrap is not really necessary unless you have to make
changes to the configure.ac file. And this is what I want to experiment
with for the s390 builds. I now have access to a 64 bit and a 31 bit
s390 system. I w
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 1:31 PM, David Ashley wrote:
> When you put the source together (the zip and tar file) for the rc3 drop
> be sure that you include a copy of the bootstrap script. I will need
> this to do the build on s390 systems. Post the source on SF as soon as
> it is available so I can
Mark -
When you put the source together (the zip and tar file) for the rc3 drop
be sure that you include a copy of the bootstrap script. I will need
this to do the build on s390 systems. Post the source on SF as soon as
it is available so I can start building the s390 rpms.
Thanks
David Ashley
Hello,
Rick McGuire wrote:
> This sounds like there is a problem with try/catch. Not sure there's
> much we can do about that. We're sort of at the mercy of the
> compilers actually working consistently. You might try turning off
> optimizations to see if that works, but given you do have a wor
This sounds like there is a problem with try/catch. Not sure there's
much we can do about that. We're sort of at the mercy of the
compilers actually working consistently. You might try turning off
optimizations to see if that works, but given you do have a working
build environment, I'm not sure
Hello,
I just tried to build ooRexx 4.0 with gcc 4.2.4 under AIX 5.3.
Despite the recent changes I am still not able to produce a working build.
I can build ooRexx and I can run some examples but some other examples
(makestring.rex, properties.rex, .. ) just die...
This is the error:
terminate
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