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998.0. "V3.0 nfs build panic & help request" by SMURF::FILTER (Automatic Posting Software - mail to flume::puck) Tue Oct 11 1994 19:50

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From: 	FLAMBE::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman OSF/UNIX SDE  11-Oct-1994 1825"
To: 	buildhelp@DEC:.zko.flambe
CC: 	sitterly@dec:.tay.itrc
Subj: 	V3.0 nfs build panic & help request

Can anyone provide cc/build info to Scott?  thanks...	-josh

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Subject: I've been lucky in the past, however


In the past after I've modified your version of nfs_server.c I'd 
recompile by doing the following:
. removing a local .o file from my /sys/FUNTIME dir
. doing a make of that file to get an example of a cc line
. duplicate the "cc" line to use in compiling nfs_server.c. 

I'm getting a very strange panic when I do this with OSF 3.0, even 
when I comment out the lines I've modified to call my code. It almost
appears that instead of passing a pointer to a structure it's passing
the structure. Would it be possible for you to get me the correct cc 
line to compile nfs_server.c, init_sysent.c and syscalls.c. 
(e.g. When you have a nightly build is there a log created that would have 
 those lines in it ?) 

Also, is it possible that your using a different compiler ?
I noticed the use of the -EL switch to cc which is not listed in my man page
for cc. 

If you can help it would be greatly appreciated. 

Scott

P.S. 
It would be nice if I could setup an environment where I could use your 
Makefiles and I did made a stab at it, but I never got it working. It's 
probably an over kill to recompile three files. (nfs_server.c, init_sysent.c,
and syscalls.c) 
 



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