Prymmer/Kahn <pvhp@best.com> writes: >Report on the kit that was posted: > > In installing GUSI and SFIO I apparently made the mistake of > double clicking on the Install_{product}.MPW script which set Hmm, I'll have to guard against that possibility. > Correct approach(?): I guess I should have directory'ed to the > GUSI dir then run the script then directory'ed over to SFIO and > run that script (?). Yes, that was the idea. >where I noted that even if I had removed 68K and PPC from the >MacPerlConfig.mk file the first line spat out by dmake is a >MWLInk command for the MW build portion - odd. I forgot about the build of Unpreload. That tool is so trivial that I'd best replace it with a shell script. >(It does BTW look like the MacPerlConfig.mk could be generated by an >MPW script :-) That's the eventual plan. I vaguely remembered your effort to write a configuration script and thought I'd write something that could potentially be machine generated. >At any rate, if I select from either the SC portion on down or the MrC >portion on down of the dmake output the compilers warn >with messages such as these from MrC: > >} >^ >File ":SubLaunch.c"; line 243 #Warning 30: implied return at closing '}' of Va lidateFeatures does not return value I sometimes write sloppy code... >} >^ >File ":crypt.c"; line 317 #Warning 30: implied return at closing '}' of permut e does not return value >#----------------------- .. but then, so does UCB :-) >#Standard input; Line 2; ### Rez - Warning: No resources read by include state ment from file "miniperl.SC". Yeah, only the MW build uses data resources. The warning is harmless. >### MPW Shell - Command "UnPreload" was not found. That's the tool where I only had a MW build. You can safely replace it with an empty text file. >miniperl -e 'printf("%s %vd\n",$^O,$^V)' >MacOS 5.6.0 > >Whoo hoo! Cool! Did you ever try the old build system? >This was BTW Mac OS 9, MPW Gold Master from Feb 2000, BuildCommands and >BuildProgram scripts replaced with the ones included in the dmake kit. Oh yes, I should have mentioned that. >I had not set the MPW memory to anything. That isi,B I simply left it at >the default. That works for miniperl, but might fail for perl itself. Matthias -- Matthias Neeracher <neeri@iis.ee.ethz.ch> http://www.iis.ee.ethz.ch/~neeri "And that's why I am going to turn this world upside down, and make of it a fire so *bright* that someone real will notice" -- Vernor Vinge, _Tatja Grimm's World_ ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-porters-request@macperl.org