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by **Craig Utl** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

I am looking for a version of GTAR for Linux (running on a Pentium.) Can
someone point me in the right direction? Any help is appreciated.

--Craig

by **G Sumner Haye** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

> I am looking for a version of GTAR for Linux (running on a Pentium.) Can
> someone point me in the right direction? Any help is appreciated.

Could you be more specific? The only gtar I am familiar with is GNU
Tar; on the Solaris and HP/UX boxes around here it is installed as
/usr/local/bin/gtar. On a Red Hat or Slackware Linux distribution it
is /bin/tar. So aliasing gtar to tar should solve your problem, if
GNU tar is what you are seeking; the same goes for gfind, gls, gcp,
etc.

If you're looking for something else, what is it?

Cordially,

Sumner

Please don't CC: postings to me, my mailbox is already full enough.

by **salami abd** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

Hi everybody, sorry for disturbing you, but I have a small problem ... I'm trying to compile programs using <math.h> header file under LINUX... My problem is that when I link the ".o" file, each call to "cos", "sin" or any other function is not found. The linking operation fails. If one could please help me...

-- SAS --

PS: Sorry for possible english mistakes, as I'm just a french student.

by **Massimo Campostrin** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

> Hi everybody, sorry for disturbing you, but I have a small problem
> ... I'm trying to compile programs using <math.h> header file under
> LINUX... My problem is that when I link the ".o" file, each call to
> "cos", "sin" or any other function is not found. The linking
> operation fails. If one could please help me...

Are you linking with the "-lm" option? As in

gcc -o prog prog.o -lm

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by **Paul D. Smi** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

Add "-lm" to your link line; this links in the libm.a math library.
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by **Mark Bish** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

>Hi everybody, sorry for disturbing you, but I have a small problem ... I'm trying to compile programs using <math.h> header file under LINUX... My problem is that when I link the ".o" file, each call to "cos", "sin" or any other function is not found. The linking operation fails. If one could please help me...
> -- SAS --
>PS: Sorry for possible english mistakes, as I'm just a french student.

Make sure that you are linking in the math library with the -lm flag when
you compile.
Comprendre moi?
:)

by **Mark Lehre** » Wed, 13 Nov 1996 04:00:00

> I am looking for a version of GTAR for Linux (running on a Pentium.) Can
> someone point me in the right direction? Any help is appreciated.

as far as I know, linux typically comes with gtar - but it is named "tar"
instead. try this:

tar --help

the first line should print the version.

If for some reason that isn't gnu tar, you can download a version from
prep.ai.mit.edu:/pub/gnu and build it... i'm not sure where to look for
a pre-compiled version.

good luck!
mark

by **schaf..** » Thu, 14 Nov 1996 04:00:00

>> I am looking for a version of GTAR for Linux (running on a Pentium.) Can
>> someone point me in the right direction? Any help is appreciated.

>Could you be more specific? The only gtar I am familiar with is GNU
>Tar; on the Solaris and HP/UX boxes around here it is installed as
>/usr/local/bin/gtar. On a Red Hat or Slackware Linux distribution it
>is /bin/tar. So aliasing gtar to tar should solve your problem, if
>GNU tar is what you are seeking; the same goes for gfind, gls, gcp,
>etc.

>If you're looking for something else, what is it?

>Cordially,

> Sumner

>Please don't CC: postings to me, my mailbox is already full enough.

I suspect he is coming from the OS/2 world: gtar is a version of gnutar
that has been modified to handle OS/2's extended attributes. It also comes
with some device drivers for SCSI tapes. If he means that, he doesn't need
it, since Linux doesn't supprt the EAs. If he needs it, he is in the wrong
group and should repost the question in an OS/2 group (or look at Hobbes or
leo.org).

Hartmann Schaffer

by **B.A.McCau..** » Fri, 15 Nov 1996 04:00:00

>Hi everybody, sorry for disturbing you, but I have a small problem ... I'm trying to compile programs using <math.h> header file under LINUX... My problem is that when I link the ".o" file, each call to "cos", "sin" or any other function is not found. The linking operation fails. If one could please help me...

What has the fact that you are fogetting to put "-lm" got to do with GTAR?

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by **Allen Loren** » Sat, 16 Nov 1996 04:00:00

I am looking for a vt340 terminal emualtor program for linux
to connect with a old VAX. It has to be able to handle the REGIS
graphics. Any Ideas ? If not 340 emulation, what about 240 emulation ?

Thanks.

Allen.

by **T.E.Dicke** » Sun, 17 Nov 1996 04:00:00

: I am looking for a vt340 terminal emualtor program for linux
: to connect with a old VAX. It has to be able to handle the REGIS
: graphics. Any Ideas ? If not 340 emulation, what about 240 emulation ?
I'm pretty sure there aren't any (I've seen a couple of vendors, looked at
demos that don't work). If you _do_ find one that works, post the results.

I've been doing work on xterm to make it do vt220+ (so I'm mainly looking
at other emulators to test my mods to 'vttest'). You can get a copy of
the current vttest at

ftp.clark.net:/pub/dickey/vttest

(I'll be uploading version 2.7 this weekend sometime, which finishes off the
vt220-level tests).

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