I'm trying to compile procmail 3.11pre7 for a Solaris 2.5
system. When I typed make, I got a warning about my LD_
LIBRARY_PATH variable being set, so I cleared it and started
over. Here's is the beginning of my errors messages:
Determining the maximum number of 16 byte arguments execv() takes
Whoeaaa! This actually can't happen.
You have a look and see if you detect anything uncanny:
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"./sublib.c", line 87: warning: loop not entered at top
"_autotst.c", line 11: warning: const is a keyword in ANSI C
"_autotst.c", line 11: syntax error before or at: strstr
"_autotst.c", line 11: warning: syntax error: empty declaration
"_autotst.c", line 12: parameter not in identifier list: const
"_autotst.c", line 12: parameter not in identifier list: const
"_autotst.c", line 12: identifier redeclared: const
current : pointer to char
previous: int : "_autotst.c", line 12
"_autotst.c", line 12: syntax error before or at: haystack
"_autotst.c", line 13: parameter not in identifier list: to
"_autotst.c", line 14: parameter not in identifier list: to
"_autotst.c", line 14: identifier redeclared: to
current : int
previous: ulong : "_autotst.c", line 13
"_autotst.c", line 14: cannot initialize parameter: to
"_autotst.c", line 15: syntax error before or at: do
I'm pretty sure I'm using Sun's cc to compile this. I looked
at Makefile and config.h, but didn't change anything. Help?
Thanks.
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