In article <7jr0fb$bec$1 at saphir.jouy.inra.fr>,
Jean-Charles Lescure <lescure at versailles.inra.fr> wrote:
>Hi,
>I have a problem to install SRS5.x on Linux (Mandrake 5.3 i.e French version
>of RH 5.2 + KDE 1.1 with kernel 2.036.3 and glibc 2.07.29).
>srsinstall all failed with cc or gcc with the message:
>>cc -I/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux -o
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux/nodd
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux/nodd.o
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux/local.o
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux/libsrs.a -lm
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux/libsrs.a(icadebug.o): In function
>`DbgIopStatement':
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/src/icadebug.c:79: undefined reference to
>`TermNewLineEditor'
>/mycoscope/html/srs505/src/icadebug.c:89: undefined reference to
>`TermLineEdit'
>make: *** [/mycoscope/html/srs505/bin/linux/nodd] Error 1
>srsmake: Stopping due to Error 2
>srsinstall: Stopping due to Error 1
>>Note there was no problem with my old system RH 5.1. (but SMP and Network
>problems :-( )
>May be a libraries problem?
>Any Idea?
1) Upgrade to SRS 5.1. It won't fix this problem, but you might as
well do it anyway.
2) The problem is in a #include statement somewhere (I can't remember
where). I think you need to change a #include <termio.h> to #include
<termios.h> or vice versa The change needs to be made either in
icadebug.c itself, or in one of the include files it uses.
Tim.
