ANSI C for ISC UNIX?
William Miskovetz
misko at abhg.UUCP
Wed Aug 22 07:21:23 AEST 1990
A few days ago I posted asking if anyone knew if the ISC 2.2 SDS
came with LPI C as I was looking for an ANSI C compiler. I
received many responses. From these responses I've determined two
things:
1. LPI C is now included in ISC's SDS. Don't let ISC sales tell
you different. And tell your distributors. I need to tell mine.
2. Everyone who has LPI C that replied to me either doesn't use it
or claims that it doesn't work. Everyone else suggests that I
get GNU C and build it which is what I did. GNU C and GNU gdb
compile and run just fine. My /usr/include files needed a
little tweaking, but that's not too bad. I use GNU C with
ISC's 'as' and 'ld'. A week or so ago someone posted all the
necessary diffs for gas and gld, but I'm happy with what I have.
Thanks to all those that responded.
Bill Miskovetz
{uunet!lll-winken, apple!mathworks}!abhg!misko
misko at mathworks.com
abhg!misko at lll-winken.llnl.gov
As an aside, I wanted an ANSI C compiler to build gnuchess 3.1 which
requires an ANSI compiler. GNU C built it with a few tweaks here and
there. The -traditional switch might have helped, but I'm stubborn.
gnuchess works fine with xchess that came with ISC X 1.0. Is it
only me or did xchess not come with ISC X 1.1? And is ISC X 1.2
available yet?
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