Re: [gtk-list] Re: GLIB-1.2.3 and AIX 4.3.1

["Tom Williams" <tom williams diversifiedsoftware com>]

Thanks!  For the input.  I was able to build glib-1.2.3 successfully
without thread support using egcs and I was able to build it with thread
support using IBM's compiler, which does NOT define _GNUC_.  In glib.h, I
got warnings about ansi not allowing variable arguments in macros (or
something like that) and that was inside of a #ifdef _GNUC_ section.  When
I use IBM's compiler, this code does not get compiled.

I can use IBM's compiler to build some stuff and I need egcs (gcc) to build
other stuff.  I'm trying to use only ONE compiler for everything and it
doesn't look like I can.

Peace.....

Tom




Emmanuel DELOGET <pixel@DotCom.FR> on 05/26/99 02:51:01 AM

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Tom Williams wrote:
-> Hi!  Where can I get a list of which platforms are supported by glib?
I'm
-> having problems compiling glib-1.2.3 on AIX 4.3.1 using gcc
(egcs-19990924
-> snapshot) due to compiler problems with pthread.h.
     Not sure it's the good snapshoot day... I used to think that September
     is after May, no ? :)
     Have you tried some other compiler ? I think that use a egcs snapshot
     is not the right thing to do. Why not gcc 2.8 ?
     Other thing : if the problems only comes from thread, you can
     disable threads in the configure command line (I think it is
     one of --without-thread or --disable-thread).
     Regards,
->
-> Tom Williams
-> tom.williams@diversifiedsoftware.com
->
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