by Hello fellow netters,
A friend of mine has a somewhat weird problem. He has a PS/2 system,
running AIX v. 1.2. Now when he installed the operating system, he chose
to minimalise it whereever possible. Exempli gratia, he was not interested
in any compilers. The system was used mainly for text processing.
Recently however, he installed a LISP implementation on the machine.
He installed everything neatly without problems, but when he set out to run
some LISP code, the interpreter started to complain about the libc.a
file missing. Obviously, the LISP interpreter needs this library for
basic I/O functions. As you may guess, no file in the set of three
/{lib,usr/{lib,local/lib}}/libc.a, are present. The interpreter is
expecting the file explicitly at one of these three locations.
My question therefore is, whether some kind soul outside would be willing
to provide me with a copy of libc.a. Unfortunately, this guy doesn't
have access to the net, neither has his machine. So I'd be most happy
with someone who wants to ftp it to me, and I will dump it to a floppy
then.
Thank you in advance,
sjaak
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