David A.D. Morano, PE, PhD
2015-04-22 19:15:01 UTC
Hello,
I found a compilation problem (among many).
When compiling without the BASH option turned ON (SHOPT_BASH), the
compile fails with the error that the variable SH_LASTPIPE is not
found. This (SH_LASTPIPE) is a #define that is only defined when
the BASH compilation option is in effect. The file containing this
stray reference to SH_LASTPIPE is:
sh/xec.c
I temporarily handled this (without knowning yet what will happen)
by changing the file:
defs.h
to always define SH_LASTPIPE regardless of the BASH option
(SHOPT_MASH).
Do I have to actually compile in BASH in order to get a good
compilation?
Thanks,
----
David A. Morano, PE, PhD
***@computer.org
I found a compilation problem (among many).
When compiling without the BASH option turned ON (SHOPT_BASH), the
compile fails with the error that the variable SH_LASTPIPE is not
found. This (SH_LASTPIPE) is a #define that is only defined when
the BASH compilation option is in effect. The file containing this
stray reference to SH_LASTPIPE is:
sh/xec.c
I temporarily handled this (without knowning yet what will happen)
by changing the file:
defs.h
to always define SH_LASTPIPE regardless of the BASH option
(SHOPT_MASH).
Do I have to actually compile in BASH in order to get a good
compilation?
Thanks,
----
David A. Morano, PE, PhD
***@computer.org