Re: Compiling

[jmi@columbo.inria.fr (Janet Bertot)]

In article <40400@sophia.inria.fr>, Jean-Michel.Hufflen@loria.fr (Jean-Michel Hufflen) writes:
...
=>    There are still two problems in my environment:
=> 
=>    ---in a "Buildfile" file, if I put:
=> 	CMPLC=complice
=> it induces the following message:
=> 	Error with /usr/ilog/lelisp/v15-24/sun4/cmplc++
=> which is surprising since the compilation works fine with "cmplc" and "centaur
=> -top";

Sorry but i've never seen such an error.  Is that the wording of the error!?

Typically you can't say "CMPLC=complice" unless this command exists on your
machine.  Of course, since centaur is built on lelisp, we must assume that 
you've installed LeLisp.  This is mentioned on pg7 of the "Installing and 
Customizing Centaur" paper that is in Volume 0 of the centaur documentation.
To install (and create additional) Lelisp commands/cores you must consult
the Lelisp documentation.

=>    ---I also have, for one of my modules:
=> 	Undeclared global variable: AS_secureflag
=> I think this variable must originate from the expansion of a macro, but which?

Sorry, i haven't a clue on this one, it is probably some macro that is used
by a low-level vtp primitive (are you compiling this module with ctkern).
The good news is this should not cause a problem with the resulting .lm file.

=>    More precisely, where can I find more documentation about complice?  This is
=> not the purpose of the Centaur documentation, I agree, but the Le_Lisp manual
=> is indigent, too.

Someone will forward this to you shortly.


	--janet