When compiling the latest Grass (4.2.1 v14) I get the following when
trying
to compile s.menu:
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/export/home/benjy/cals/cliff/grass/src421/src/sites/s.menu/Lib
make -f OBJ.solaris2.6/make.rules
rm -f OBJ.solaris2.6/menu_hndlr.o
gcc -O2 -I/export/home/cbwood/emacs/include
-L/export/home/cbwood/emacs/lib -DBSD_COMP -I../Include
-I/export/home/benjy/cals/cliff/grass/src421/src/include -c
menu_hndlr.c
menu_hndlr.c: In function `menu_handler':
menu_hndlr.c:16: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:18: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:20: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:38: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:39: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:45: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:46: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target
`OBJ.solaris2.6/menu_hndlr.o'
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The problem in question stems from the definition of the variable
menu (of type MENU) which is defined as the following (from
src/sites/s.menu/Include/menu.h):
typedef struct {char *text; int choice;} MENU;
Now for as long as I've used GCC, I've *never* seen such a definition
work. How can I fix this? Until then, I'm removing s.menu from my set of
commands and forging ahead (we just got new HDs so I'll be able to leave
the
Grass source tree online) and compile it later after I get some
responses.
Thanks in advance.
- Cliff
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On 24 Apr, Clifton Wood wrote:
When compiling the latest Grass (4.2.1 v14) I get the following when
trying
to compile s.menu:
#################################################################
/export/home/benjy/cals/cliff/grass/src421/src/sites/s.menu/Lib
make -f OBJ.solaris2.6/make.rules
rm -f OBJ.solaris2.6/menu_hndlr.o
gcc -O2 -I/export/home/cbwood/emacs/include
-L/export/home/cbwood/emacs/lib -DBSD_COMP -I../Include
-I/export/home/benjy/cals/cliff/grass/src421/src/include -c
menu_hndlr.c
menu_hndlr.c: In function `menu_handler':
menu_hndlr.c:16: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:18: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:20: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:38: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:39: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:45: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
menu_hndlr.c:46: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target
`OBJ.solaris2.6/menu_hndlr.o'
-----------------------------------------------------------------
The problem in question stems from the definition of the variable
menu (of type MENU) which is defined as the following (from
src/sites/s.menu/Include/menu.h):
typedef struct {char *text; int choice;} MENU;
Now for as long as I've used GCC, I've *never* seen such a definition
work. How can I fix this? Until then, I'm removing s.menu from my set of
commands and forging ahead (we just got new HDs so I'll be able to leave
the
Grass source tree online) and compile it later after I get some
responses.
Thanks in advance.
Are you using linux & ncurses (isn't it)?
If so, the problem is not the typedef instruction in
src/sites/s.menu/include/menu.h (also if it is unusual)
but the confilct with the typedef for MENU in
/usr/include/ncurses/menu.h.
Solutions:
1 - Change the local name for include file menu.h (to Menu.h) and every
file where it is used.
2 - Specify the local directory with include file menu.h to GCC.
To do so you have to apply the follwing patch on file
src/CMD/generic/make.mid and add the directive
INCLUDE_CURSES = -I/usr/include/ncurses
to your file src/CMD/head/linux
I hope this is useful for you - ciao, marco.
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