Hi all,

Trying to compile the latest on CentOS 6.9 and getting the following. I'm
open to suggestions because I've got no idea what could be causing this one.

smblib.c: In function `smb_init_idx':
smblib.c:1635: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `subj'
smblib.c:1639: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `to'
smblib.c:1641: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `to'
smblib.c:1643: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `from'
smblib.c:1645: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `from'
smblib.c:1647: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `votes'
smblib.c:1648: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `remsg'
smblib.c:1650: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `to'
smblib.c:1651: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `from'
smblib.c: In function `smb_voted_already':
smblib.c:1700: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `remsg'
make[1]: *** [gcc.linux.x64.obj.debug/smblib.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/bbs/sbbs/src/smblib'
make: *** [smblib] Error 2
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Re: Compile error In function `smb_init_idx':
By: nelgin to All on Wed Oct 04 2017 04:55 pm

Hi all,

Trying to compile the latest on CentOS 6.9 and getting the following. I'm open to suggestions because I've got no idea what could be causing this one.

smblib.c: In function `smb_init_idx':
smblib.c:1635: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `subj'
smblib.c:1639: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `to'
smblib.c:1641: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `to'
smblib.c:1643: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `from'
smblib.c:1645: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `from'
smblib.c:1647: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `votes'
smblib.c:1648: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `remsg'
smblib.c:1650: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `to'
smblib.c:1651: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `from'
smblib.c: In function `smb_voted_already':
smblib.c:1700: error: `idxrec_t' has no member named `remsg'
make[1]: *** [gcc.linux.x64.obj.debug/smblib.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/bbs/sbbs/src/smblib'
make: *** [smblib] Error 2

Looks like you're using a version of gcc that doesn't (correctly) support anonymous unions. I know it (anonymous unions) work correctly in v4.9.2 and later (and possibly earlier).

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Re: Compile error In function `smb_init_idx':
By: Digital Man to nelgin on Wed Oct 04 2017 11:29 pm

Looks like you're using a version of gcc that doesn't (correctly) support anonymous unions. I know it (anonymous unions) work correctly in v4.9.2 and later (and possibly earlier).

I managed to get it to compile with devtoolset-6 and adding -ltinfo to the lines that don't. I used make -d --trace to find out exactly where. It
seems to be running fine.

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Re: Compile error In function `smb_init_idx':
By: Nelgin to Digital Man on Thu Oct 05 2017 10:12 am

Re: Compile error In function `smb_init_idx':
By: Digital Man to nelgin on Wed Oct 04 2017 11:29 pm

Looks like you're using a version of gcc that doesn't (correctly) support anonymous unions. I know it (anonymous unions) work correctly in v4.9.2 and later (and possibly earlier).

I managed to get it to compile with devtoolset-6 and adding -ltinfo to the lines that don't. I used make -d --trace to find out exactly where. It
seems to be running fine.

Sounds like this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26267788/linking-fails-with-gcc-4-8-2-ld-2- 24-succeeds-with-gcc-4-4-7-ld-2-20#26268067

?


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Re: Compile error In function `smb_init_idx':
By: Digital Man to Nelgin on Thu Oct 05 2017 01:28 pm

Sounds like this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26267788/linking -fails-with-gcc-4-8-2-ld-2- 24-succeeds-with-gcc-4-4-7-ld-2-20#26268067

Yes, exactly. The fix for me was to add -ltinfo into src/sbbs3/GNUmakefile
for ECHOCFG and JSEXEC and in src/sbbs3/scfg/GNUmakefile for SCFG.

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