When I build NEdit on my SunOS system, I get undefined symbols: _memmove , _atexit , _strerror . ... I built NEdit on my Linux system, and it's full of bugs. ... When I build NEdit on my SunOS system, I get the fillowing undefined symbols: ld: Undefined symbol _memmove _atexit _strerror *** Error code 1 make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `nedit' . ... NEdit fails to build on Linux, with messages undefined reference to `XpGetDocumentData' undefined reference to `XpGetPageDimensions' .. ...

... VMS users have the following compilers available: C, C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, and MACRO--which is a low-level language. ... Create a source file containing valid program statements as defined by the language. ... Run the program. ... FORT RECALC $ LINK RECALC $ RUN RECALC When you write your programs, your source files should always have a file type that identifies the programming language being used. ... Users create a source file of MACRO statements and then compile, link, and run, the file. ...

... Bojan Nikolic web pages (r. 329) . ... The order in which libraries to link to are passed to the linker is important . ... Many libraries use the GNU Autoconf/Automake build toolchain. ... Run the ./configure script, which looks for the various programs and libraries that the package needs . ... The simplest way is to run ./configure and make note of any complaints about missing programs or libraries that it reports. ... Some notes on the GNU toolchain . ... Passing options to configure . ...

... In some cases where memory space is at a premium, it is possible to tailor the configuration to remove such features as reference clock driver support, debugging support, and so forth. ... The following lines are used in this file: . ... The DEFS_LOCAL line defines global flags that apply to all machines. Ordinarily, the only flags included are the -DDEBUG , which includes the debugging code, and -DREFCLOCK , which includes basic reference clock support. ... D_INCLUDE_BSD_SOURCE . ...

... autoconf processes configure.in to produce a configure script. configure is a portable shell script which examines the build environment to determine which libraries are available, which features the platform has, where libraries and headers are located, and so on. Based on this information, it modifies compiler flags, generates makefiles, and/or outputs the file config.h with appropriate preprocessor symbols defined. ... Here is a sample configure.in , from a Gnome version of "Hello, World": . ...

bdfedit is a tcl/tk program that I've used to create and/or modify several fonts. ... This is also used to automatically save the old glyph when a character is updated, and to save the work area if a new character is selected for editing without saving changes. Glyphs can be dragged from the font to the hold or work areas, or to another character in the font. ... X11 XBM format only. ... large fonts work correctly! . ... Take a look at some fonts I created or maintained using bdfedit. ...

GIPSY applications programmers should be aware of the fact that the so called undefined value (or BLANK as it is called in FITS terminology) is a fixed value which can only be different across different computer operating systems. ... The subroutine SETFBLANK can be used to set one value to BLANK; subroutine SETFNBLANK sets a whole array to BLANK. For the sake of speed it is advisable to compare data values directly with the system defined BLANK instead of using the slower function FBLANK. ...

... Credit: Apollo 8 Crew, NASA Explanation: When the second millennium began, people generally knew that the Earth was round , but few saw much of it beyond their local village. ... The Earth started as the center of everything , but became a planet placed in the Solar System , which became placed in a Galaxy , which became placed in the Local Group of Galaxies , which became placed in an expanse so vast we call it just the Universe . ... Publications with keywords: Moon - Earth - millennium . ...