The 3’rd party CD is great - no longer searching all over the internet for
life saving libraries and utilities.
One problem that I ran into though:
The emacs binaries on the 3’rd party CD does not work under QNX 6.1A you get
unresolved on:
which I guess are new for the socket library for 6.2
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Jens
Jens H Jorgensen <jhj@remove-nospam-videk.com> wrote:
The 3’rd party CD is great - no longer searching all over the internet for
life saving libraries and utilities.One problem that I ran into though:
The emacs binaries on the 3’rd party CD does not work under QNX 6.1A you get
unresolved on:
- freeaddrinfo()
- getaddrinfo()
- gai_strerror()
which I guess are new for the socket library for 6.2
I think everything on 3’rd party CD is compiled under 6.2
The tcpip world of 6.2 is totally new compare to 6.1.
Stack, libsocket, headers…
If a 3’rd party software using tcpip, the binary won’t
work on 6.1 (usually).
-xtang
I was wondering if the 3’rd party CD was meant for 6.2, but didn’t find any
reference to the fact that it had to be 6.2. I also figured that it was
therefore Mozilla was seperated out by itself because it will only run under
6.2.
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Jens
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Jens H Jorgensen <> jhj@remove-nospam-videk.com> > wrote:
The 3’rd party CD is great - no longer searching all over the internet
for
life saving libraries and utilities.One problem that I ran into though:
The emacs binaries on the 3’rd party CD does not work under QNX 6.1A you
get
unresolved on:
- freeaddrinfo()
- getaddrinfo()
- gai_strerror()
which I guess are new for the socket library for 6.2
I think everything on 3’rd party CD is compiled under 6.2
The tcpip world of 6.2 is totally new compare to 6.1.
Stack, libsocket, headers…If a 3’rd party software using tcpip, the binary won’t
work on 6.1 (usually).-xtang
Xiaodan Tang <xtang@qnx.com> wrote:
which I guess are new for the socket library for 6.2
I think everything on 3’rd party CD is compiled under 6.2
The tcpip world of 6.2 is totally new compare to 6.1.
Stack, libsocket, headers…If a 3’rd party software using tcpip, the binary won’t
work on 6.1 (usually).
I haven’t looked at it but I seem to remember cdm said
all the ported sources are on the CD. This means you should
be able to compile it on a 6.1 box if you want a 6.1 binary.
frank
Jens H Jorgensen <jhj@remove-nospam-videk.com> wrote:
I was wondering if the 3’rd party CD was meant for 6.2, but didn’t find any
reference to the fact that it had to be 6.2. I also figured that it was
therefore Mozilla was seperated out by itself because it will only run under
6.2.
Mozilla’s separation is a different reason …
BTW, I’ve been able to make Mozilla work in both 6.1 and 6.2 now.
the version that is downloadble at http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/openqnx
should work in either 6.1 or 6.2.
Frank
I just unzip’ed the source and emacs seems have been left out.
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Jens
“Frank Liu” <liug@mama.indstate.edu> wrote in message
news:adqpqo$ecc$1@inn.qnx.com…
Xiaodan Tang <> xtang@qnx.com> > wrote:
which I guess are new for the socket library for 6.2
I think everything on 3’rd party CD is compiled under 6.2
The tcpip world of 6.2 is totally new compare to 6.1.
Stack, libsocket, headers…If a 3’rd party software using tcpip, the binary won’t
work on 6.1 (usually).I haven’t looked at it but I seem to remember cdm said
all the ported sources are on the CD. This means you should
be able to compile it on a 6.1 box if you want a 6.1 binary.frank
Jens H Jorgensen <jhj@remove-nospam-videk.com> wrote:
I just unzip’ed the source and emacs seems have been left out.
Emacs actually has a source package on the CDROM.
You can always just get the 6.1 binary from the guys that provided it for
the public cd. http://www.cogent.ca/.
chris
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Jens“Frank Liu” <> liug@mama.indstate.edu> > wrote in message
news:adqpqo$ecc$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Xiaodan Tang <> xtang@qnx.com> > wrote:which I guess are new for the socket library for 6.2
I think everything on 3’rd party CD is compiled under 6.2
The tcpip world of 6.2 is totally new compare to 6.1.
Stack, libsocket, headers…If a 3’rd party software using tcpip, the binary won’t
work on 6.1 (usually).I haven’t looked at it but I seem to remember cdm said
all the ported sources are on the CD. This means you should
be able to compile it on a 6.1 box if you want a 6.1 binary.frank
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