Cnews ported to V/AT?
Jay "you ignorant splut!" Maynard
jay at splut.conmicro.com
Sun Feb 11 09:15:12 AEST 1990
I went looking, and found (again) what the problem in making C news on
System V/AT was. The problem comes because, in large model only, the
nnfree() and nnafree() macros give the compiler indigestion. I had to do
the following, wherever it appeared (this example is from
libsmall/sys.slow.c):
/*
* Free current sys entry & associated memory. Zero currsys too.
*/
STATIC void
freecurrsys()
{
if (currsys != NULL) {
/* nnfree(&currsys->sy_name);
nnfree(&currsys->sy_excl);
nnfree(&currsys->sy_ngs);
nnfree(&currsys->sy_distr);
nnfree(&currsys->sy_cmd);
nnafree(&currsys);
*/
if (currsys->sy_name != 0) free(currsys->sy_name);
if (currsys->sy_excl != 0) free(currsys->sy_excl);
if (currsys->sy_ngs != 0) free(currsys->sy_ngs);
if (currsys->sy_distr != 0) free(currsys->sy_distr);
if (currsys->sy_cmd != 0) free(currsys->sy_cmd);
free(currsys);
currsys = 0;
}
}
Expanding the macro by hand resolves the problem. Analogous changes need
to be made wherever nnfree() and nnafree() are used.
--
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