My attempt at building tcsh is failing due to a missing nl_types.h
(something about Native Language support). My RTP 6.1 system lacks this
and there does not seem to be a configure option to avoid it. So, what
dependency am I missing that Armin must have?
Also, I’m rebuilding because the tcsh binary complains frequently about
"Unmatched " (x is some char from the command line) for each shell
command that I type in.
Lonnie.
on my newly built qnx6.1 box:
find /usr/include -name ‘nl_types.h’
/usr/include/nl_types.h
btw, try this tcsh
http://qnx.iaware.com/tcsh
the port at the openqnx site may have some bugs.
frank
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Lonnie VanZandt wrote:
My attempt at building tcsh is failing due to a missing nl_types.h
(something about Native Language support). My RTP 6.1 system lacks this
and there does not seem to be a configure option to avoid it. So, what
dependency am I missing that Armin must have?Also, I’m rebuilding because the tcsh binary complains frequently about
"Unmatched " (x is some char from the command line) for each shell
command that I type in.Lonnie.
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At 01:08 10.01.02 -0500, Frank Liu wrote:
on my newly built qnx6.1 box:
find /usr/include -name ‘nl_types.h’
/usr/include/nl_types.hbtw, try this tcsh
http://qnx.iaware.com/tcshthe port at the openqnx site may have some bugs.
tcsh seems to be a real nasty beast … Frank, your version doesn’t allow
the usage of capital letters 
Try setenv PATH = something_else …
Regards
Armin
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Lonnie VanZandt wrote:
My attempt at building tcsh is failing due to a missing nl_types.h
(something about Native Language support). My RTP 6.1 system lacks this
and there does not seem to be a configure option to avoid it. So, what
dependency am I missing that Armin must have?Also, I’m rebuilding because the tcsh binary complains frequently about
"Unmatched " (x is some char from the command line) for each shell
command that I type in.Lonnie.
ya, Lonnie told me about that.
I may have to rewrite the ‘sh.char.c’ file to correctly map
the keys when I have some free time. none of those default
ones seem to match qnx6.
frank
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Armin Steinhoff wrote:
At 01:08 10.01.02 -0500, Frank Liu wrote:
on my newly built qnx6.1 box:
find /usr/include -name ‘nl_types.h’
/usr/include/nl_types.hbtw, try this tcsh
http://qnx.iaware.com/tcshthe port at the openqnx site may have some bugs.
tcsh seems to be a real nasty beast … Frank, your version doesn’t allow
the usage of capital letters >Try setenv PATH = something_else …
Regards
Armin
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Lonnie VanZandt wrote:My attempt at building tcsh is failing due to a missing nl_types.h
(something about Native Language support). My RTP 6.1 system lacks this
and there does not seem to be a configure option to avoid it. So, what
dependency am I missing that Armin must have?Also, I’m rebuilding because the tcsh binary complains frequently about
"Unmatched " (x is some char from the command line) for each shell
command that I type in.Lonnie.
OK, try it again:
http://qnx.iaware.com/tcsh
frank
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Armin Steinhoff wrote:
At 01:08 10.01.02 -0500, Frank Liu wrote:
on my newly built qnx6.1 box:
find /usr/include -name ‘nl_types.h’
/usr/include/nl_types.hbtw, try this tcsh
http://qnx.iaware.com/tcshthe port at the openqnx site may have some bugs.
tcsh seems to be a real nasty beast … Frank, your version doesn’t allow
the usage of capital letters >Try setenv PATH = something_else …
Regards
Armin
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Lonnie VanZandt wrote:My attempt at building tcsh is failing due to a missing nl_types.h
(something about Native Language support). My RTP 6.1 system lacks this
and there does not seem to be a configure option to avoid it. So, what
dependency am I missing that Armin must have?Also, I’m rebuilding because the tcsh binary complains frequently about
"Unmatched " (x is some char from the command line) for each shell
command that I type in.Lonnie.