I’ve got a program to compile, a Unix-oriented program, which actually
compiles fine but reports errors because one of the dozen make files (and
extensions) makes a call to the ‘test’ program not found on RTP (I found it
under Redhat, though), so it reports a failure. And my ability to read make
files is such that I’m not sure what lines to comment and what lines to
replace with what else (if I comment all lines which make a call to the
‘test’ program, I get a mega failure). Anyone have a program for QNX which
will take care of this for me? Thanks!
–Charles
On Tue, 8 May 2001 01:01:06 -0400, “Sir Charles”
<nospam@chalz-of-internetusa.net> wrote:
I’ve got a program to compile, a Unix-oriented program, which actually
compiles fine but reports errors because one of the dozen make files (and
extensions) makes a call to the ‘test’ program not found on RTP (I found it
under Redhat, though), so it reports a failure. And my ability to read make
files is such that I’m not sure what lines to comment and what lines to
replace with what else (if I comment all lines which make a call to the
‘test’ program, I get a mega failure). Anyone have a program for QNX which
will take care of this for me? Thanks!
–Charles
Test is usually a shell built-in (thus a source of confusion
when one calls one’s first program ‘test’), so maybe the makefiles are
checking some unrecognized conditions with it? Could you post an
example call?
Andrzej