by LS,
Yes I can compile and run finger nicely, but now I want to port a
serious unix program, which (among many others) expects
include/sys/socket.h instead of include/tcp/socket.h
the existence of include/arpa/inet.h
the existence of netdb.h
The latter header files are not available but may (?) be copied from a
workstation?
How do I organize this WATTCP into DJGPP in order to create a "normal"
environment?
Anybody has done this before?
Rob,
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I tried to mix the TCPlib into the DJGPP structure (see below) without
succes.
The system is complaining about various redefinitions.
Note: In the following instructions, it is assummed that the DJGPP
version 2.0 software is in the directory: d:\djgpp.v2
1. copy d:\tmp\tcplib\obj\libtcp.a d:\djgpp.v2\lib
2. cd d:\tmp\tcplib\include\tcp
copy *.* d:\djgpp.v2\include
3. d:\tmp\tcplib\include\types.h d:\djgpp.v2\include\types.h
4. cd d:\tmp\tcplib\include
The file ERRNO.H has to be combined with the file
d:\djgpp.v2\include\ERRNO.H, in the d:\djgpp.v2\include
directory.
The file TIME.H has to be combined with the file
d:\djgpp.v2\include\TIME.H, in the d:\djgpp.v2\include
directory.