About the WARNINGS (and NOT Errors!) during compilation, feel free to simply ignore them. HP-UX use's (int *) instead of (fdset *) parameters for its select() function. Everything will still function perfectly fine, since for this OS sizeof(int) == sizeof(fdset). Now as for the problems with linking the file. Try linking it without the -lcrypt and -lmalloc. I've developed for over 4 years under HPUX (ranging from version 8.x, 9.x, to 10.x) and I've never needed to use -lmalloc. I even think that the HP man pages (man malloc) state that the the malloc library (-lmalloc) is an old version and only kept around for maximum compatibality with _old_ code. They might even warn you not to use it. I must say that I really like the one HP system I've been playing around with lately. A J200 with 384 Meg with fibre channel, everything is blazingly fast -- 'make -j ' absolutely screams. I hope you have better luck with your development under HPUX. --Craig Someone said: > Apparently I did not give enough information about the problems I'm having > compiling circle3.0bpl11 on a HPUX 9000 system so i will try again. This > is going to be a long post so please bare with me. Nobody likes to be > flamed. [...snip...] > checking for -lsocket... no > checking for -lmalloc... yes > checking for -lcrypt... yes [...snip...] > gcc -o ../bin/circle comm.o act.comm.o act.informative.o act.movement.o act.item.o act.offensive.o act.other.o act.social.o act.wizard.o ban.o boards.o castle.o class.o config.o constants.o db.o fight.o graph.o handler.o house.o interpreter.o limits.> > o magic.o mail.o mobact.o modify.o objsave.o olc.o shop.o spec_assign.o spec_procs.o spell_parser.o spells.o utils.o weather.o random.o -lcrypt -lmalloc > /bin/ld: Unsatisfied symbols: > _fragblocks (data) > _heaplimit (data) > __morecore (data) > _fraghead (data) > _chunks_used (data) > _heapinfo (data) > _chunks_free (data) > _heapbase (data) > _bytes_free (data) > _bytes_used (data) > _heapindex (data) > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status > *** Error code 1
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