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by **S.E.P. Bro** » Sun, 27 Jun 1993 01:09:08

I am attempting to compile dosemu0.49. I am apparently missing libipc.a.
I haven't been able to locate it anywhere on tsx-11 or sunsite. Anyone
know where I can get a copy?

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by **Brian McCaul** » Sun, 27 Jun 1993 04:23:53

> know where I can get a copy?

I've said it before, I'll say it again, it says it in "READ THIS BEFORE
POSTING" and it says it in the FAQ. Look on the FTP sites _before_ you
ask "where can I get xxx?" and use a little common sense.

A quick look (<10seconds) at the ls-lR file reveals the newest files on tsx-11
with ipc in their names are:

tsx-11.mit.edu:pub/linux/packages/SLS/b7/ipcdelta.tgz
tsx-11.mit.edu:pub/linux/patches/ipcdelta.tar.z

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by **Nils Rennebar** » Sun, 27 Jun 1993 04:57:37

There is a ipcdelta.tgz everywhere. Unpack it. In the test directory
there is a Makefile for libipc.a.

But if you wait a little H.J.Lu will release the new libc.4.4.1,
and together with the new kernel you won't need libipc nor the ipcdelta
patches any more.
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by **Daniel Supernaw-Iss** » Sun, 27 Jun 1993 05:15:18

This probably should be in the faq but here it goes:

In order to get libipc do the following:

1. get a copy of the old libipc patches. (ipcdelta if I remember correctly (yes I
know that you are probably using linux 0.99pl10 which has sysVipc
already built in)).
2. untar the puppy.
3. look in a directory called test.
4. change all references of "ifdef linux" or some such thing to __LINUX__ if I
remember correctly as I am not anywhere near my machine at home.
5. type make libipc
6. cp libipc.a /usr/lib
7. enjoy. treat yourself to a pint of stout.

hope that this is of help.

Daniel Supernaw-Issen

I speak for nobody but myself.

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