Kurt Gerber <kurt.gerber@datacomm.ch> wrote:
Compiling grass5beta3 I get the following Error:
Error in ...... ERSCH undeclared (first use in this function )
in different files like ...src/general/gis/lock.c and different others.
There was always the function:
ESRCH is the error code for "No Such Process" and is #3 for Linux
(Alpha and Intel.) Look in /usr/include/asm/errno.h, or wherever your
system puts such things.
Is this function important or can I comment out the line
return errno!= ESRCH; ?
Probably not a good idea. That return value is used to determine the
status of the process, and to trigger the program to terminate early.
What platform are you working on?
Bill Hughes
I'm runnig SuSE 6.0 on Linux 2.2.9.
I checked /usr/include/asm/errno.h
Everything seems to be o.k. there....
Kurt Gerber
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Bill Hughes wrote:
Kurt Gerber <kurt.gerber@datacomm.ch> wrote:
Compiling grass5beta3 I get the following Error:
Error in ...... ERSCH undeclared (first use in this function )
in different files like ...src/general/gis/lock.c and different others.
There was always the function:
ESRCH is the error code for "No Such Process" and is #3 for Linux
(Alpha and Intel.) Look in /usr/include/asm/errno.h, or wherever your
system puts such things.
Is this function important or can I comment out the line
return errno!= ESRCH; ?
Probably not a good idea. That return value is used to determine the
status of the process, and to trigger the program to terminate early.
What platform are you working on?
Bill Hughes