9 Nov
2017
9 Nov
'17
5:44 a.m.
I found head on 3BSD and thought it might be as simple to compile as
cr3, unfortunately, it isn't. I did:
$ cc head.c
head.o?
$ cc -c head.c
head.o?
$ pcc head.c
head.c
head.o?
I thought the assembler, as, was cryptic, at least there you get a one
character error response. What is cc trying to say? Obviously head.o
won't exist unless cc succeeds...
Thanks,
Will
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9 Nov
9 Nov
5:50 a.m.
On 11/8/17 10:44 PM, Will Senn wrote:
I found head on 3BSD and thought it might be as simple
to compile as
cr3, unfortunately, it isn't. I did:
$ cc head.c
head.o?
$ cc -c head.c
head.o?
$ pcc head.c
head.c
head.o?
I thought the assembler, as, was cryptic, at least there you get a one
character error response. What is cc trying to say? Obviously head.o
won't exist unless cc succeeds...
Thanks,
Will
Cryptic indeed. Actually, it makes some sense. I was logged in as dmr
and trying to compile the code in a directory where I didn't have
permissions (apparently I ran tar xv0 as root). So, it seems like the
compiler succeeded in compiling the code, but wasn't able to create the
output. I switched to root and was able to get head working.
Thanks,
Will
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