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Offline MinuousTopic starter

AWeb doesn't compile
« on: June 18, 2011, 12:09:07 PM »
Hello all,

I'm trying to compile AWeb 3.5.10, which was apparently only released as source code, with a view to at last doing a release of the AWeb 3.5.10 binary and then making further improvements and bug fixes, to create 3.5.11 and beyond.
  It's supposed to compile OK but it doesn't.
  SAS/C is giving lots of varargs- and pragma-related errors. How could this have been successfully compiled on the original developer's system but not on mine?

Also, it seems to be expecting a file "awebgst" which doesn't exist, does anyone have a copy of this or is there some way I can generate it myself?

I tried to join the AWeb eGroup on Yahoo but it requires approval and the moderators don't seem to ever go online anymore. Does anyone have an archive of the files that are there?
« Last Edit: June 18, 2011, 05:58:29 PM by Minuous »
 

Offline MinuousTopic starter

Re: AWeb doesn't compile
« Reply #1 on: June 18, 2011, 06:05:27 PM »
Yeah, I've sorted out that particular issue now. It's just a symptom of the larger issue, which seems to be that all the SAS/C code has been removed and replaced with OS4 crap. So probably the best thing to do would be to start with the original 2002 source release, which *did* work with SAS/C, and fork it from there. :-(
 

Offline MinuousTopic starter

Re: AWeb doesn't compile
« Reply #2 on: June 18, 2011, 11:58:29 PM »
OK, I've now successfully compiled the original 2002 codebase. So that is a starting point for compiling 3.5.10.

I don't have a problem with the conditional code. My own programs are the same, they have conditional code to support OS3/OS4/MOS and where feasible AROS. What I'm annoyed about is the removal of the existing SAS/C code, it means that a job that would have been fairly straightforward is going to be a massive PITA. There's not even any StormC support, even though StormC can run in GCC mode :-(