Re: LYNX-DEV Need help compiling with DJGPP under DOS

[Bill Schiavo]

Hello everyone.  Sorry about that.  I am developing code to make Lynx386
work with SLang and I didn't need that flag.  If you wish, I will put that
-DCOLOR_CURSES flag back. 

Thanks.

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Klaus Weide wrote:

> On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, T.E.Dickey wrote:
> 
> > > Thanks, Bill, for the fix to the WWW makefile for DOS.  A broken
> > > make file would stop most would-be compilers dead in their tracks.
> > > Hope the original poster has been following this thread.
> > > 
> > > > ! CFLAGS = -O3 -DEXP_CHARTRANS -DDOSPATH -DNOUSERS -DDEBUG 
> > > > -I../../../djgpp/t
> > >                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > > I thought that for Unix anyway the "-DEXP_CHARTRANS" flag is no
> > > longer needed, i.e., Lynx code IS chartrans, and chartrans is not
> > > an ifdefed experimental add-on option anymore.  Can "-DEXP_CHARTRANS"
> > > be removed from the DOS makefiles, too?  If not, there might be
> > > something out of wack there.  Just a question; don't know personally.
> > it's still needed (but Klaus says that the program won't work without
> > the EXP_CHARTRANS code).  so it's just a leftover thing that should
> > be removed.
> 
> We could put a #define EXP_CHARTRANS in userdefs.h; it's just a question
> of going through the code and removing all references to the symbol.
> I haven't done that cleanup yet (I am not good at cleaning up...).
> 
> > -- I was curious about the removal of the COLOR_CURSES ifdef (was this
> >    because someone is building against differently-patched PDCurses,
> >    or because of some other change)?
> 
> I was also wondering, but have put it in 2.7.1ac-0.87 as given.
> 
>    Klaus
> 
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