Linux/Alpha's s_lock.c and other ports...
In the next update to s_lock.c, would it be possible to add an
#else to the #ifdef with nothing more than a ; in it? Like...
#if defined (__alpha__) && defined(linux)
... alpha linux code ...
#else
;
#endif
Or perhaps put a #include <stdio.h> outside the ifdef'd block?
The aix compiler requires there be _some_ sort of valid code left
after the pre-processor finishes with the file, and currently
there isn't, so my compile fails since the s_lock.c file's always
in the make.
Or could the #if be moved to the makefile to add s_lock.c to OBJS
if defined(__alpha__) and defined(linux)?
Darren aka darrenk@insightdist.com
This was done...I didn't think the #if's shoudl be around the header
file stuff, so just moved them down a bit
On Wed, 7 Jan 1998, Darren King wrote:
In the next update to s_lock.c, would it be possible to add an
#else to the #ifdef with nothing more than a ; in it? Like...#if defined (__alpha__) && defined(linux)
... alpha linux code ...
#else
;
#endifOr perhaps put a #include <stdio.h> outside the ifdef'd block?
The aix compiler requires there be _some_ sort of valid code left
after the pre-processor finishes with the file, and currently
there isn't, so my compile fails since the s_lock.c file's always
in the make.Or could the #if be moved to the makefile to add s_lock.c to OBJS
if defined(__alpha__) and defined(linux)?Darren aka darrenk@insightdist.com
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