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Re: LYNX-DEV Re: devel code update (was Re: Can't read local file which
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T.E.Dickey |
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Re: LYNX-DEV Re: devel code update (was Re: Can't read local file which includes '%xx'...). |
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Fri, 2 May 1997 06:13:19 -0400 (EDT) |
> > >> as lynx2.7.1ac-0.18, which changes that (not using your patch).
...
> > I could not compile it with slang, however, can do without slang. My
> > enviroment is below.
...
> So your compilation uses the older "Makefile" instead of a "makefile"
> generated by configure.
>
> I thought that should still continue to work at this point [right,
> Tom?]. But the logic of the code hase changed, it now checks for
it should, but I'm doing most of my testing for the configure script.
> HAVE_KEYPAD instead of using NO_KEYPAD directly. This doesn't seem to
> work correctly with (at least some of) the old "Makefile" targets any
> more.
It's possible that there's been changes to tcp.h, etc., that would break
the behavior of the ./Makefile (though this doesn't seem to be one, as
Henry notes, there's a typo, and it appears slang isn't where lynx
thinks it is).
>
> HTUtils.h now has:
> /* Accommodate pre-autoconf Makefile */
> ....
> #ifndef NO_KEYPAD
> #define HAVE_KEYPAD 1
> #endif
The fix would be to add
#ifdef USE_SLANG
#define NO_KEYPAD
#endif
before that.
> It probably shouldn't do this if USE_SLANG is defined.
> (a) remove the three lines quted above from
> WWW/Library/Implemetation/HTUtils.h, or
> (b) add -DNO_KEYPAD to the target in Makefile, or
> (c) just use `./configure --with-screen=slang', and then `make generic'.
right.
--
Thomas E. Dickey
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