

#: 19658 S3/Languages
    25-Jan-94  20:40:16
Sb: Cross Compiler
Fm: John VanHoozer 74160,1562
To: all


I was wondering if Microware has any products to support cross-compilation for
CD-i under
os/2 (yes - develop on os/2 for os9)?

Anyone?

Thanks.

#: 19660 S3/Languages
    26-Jan-94  09:19:48
Sb: Linker Crash - Help !!
Fm: Hannu Heikkinen 100315,1011
To: Microware

Hello !!

I got an internal linker error message from OS9  C cross-compiler V3.2 for
MS-DOS environment.

**** l68: error - jmp total > guess (1/0) in USP_trap_a referencing usp_call in
nmuspsw_c ****

Below you can find a listing showing the linker input.
Might be caused by too many files ?? (I didn't invent this module structure,
but unfortunately have to use it !!)


Regards, and thanks for the tips...
  Hannu


Copyright 1984-1991 Intersolv, Inc.  All rights reserved.
Today's date is 26 Jan 1994 17:03:46.
l68 -z=E:\temp\lis_0000.tmp
-- Contents of E:\temp\lis_0000.tmp:
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\isausp.l
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0245.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0246.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0247.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0248.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0249.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0250.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0251.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0252.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0253.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0254.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\NMENVUSP.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\ISADB.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\MSGPIPE.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\EVSYS.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GLOBRAM.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\TRAP.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0238.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0239.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0240.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0241.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0242.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0243.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0244.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0210.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\MODGLOB.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0100.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0101.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0102.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0103.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0104.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0105.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0106.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0107.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0108.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0109.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0110.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0111.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0202.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0203.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0204.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0205.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0206.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0208.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0209.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0211.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0212.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0213.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0214.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0215.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0216.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0217.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0218.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0219.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0220.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0224.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0225.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0226.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0227.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0228.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0229.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0230.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0231.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0232.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0233.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0234.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0235.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0236.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\GRUS0237.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\USPLIB.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\PID.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\COUNTER.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\ISATHIF.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\CONV.R
D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\NMUSPSW.R
-l=D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\isasys.l
-o=D:\ISA\LIB\RELS\isausp
-l=D:\OS9C\LIB\cio.l
-l=D:\OS9C\LIB\clib.l
-l=D:\OS9C\LIB\sys.l

#: 19664 S3/Languages
    26-Jan-94  19:24:23
Sb: PASCAL refuses STRING
Fm: Jim Cross 74040,3003
To: all

Has anyone else had trouble getting MW's PASCAL09 to accept a variable type
STRING?  Is there a documented fix?

#: 19657 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    25-Jan-94  20:14:55
Sb: #19554-#realloc is broken
Fm: Jay Truesdale 72176,3565
To: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203 (X)

Is anybody collecting these bug reports into a file for the libs here?
Seems like it would be a big help for others sometime in the future...
-J

There is 1 Reply.

#: 19663 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    26-Jan-94  18:09:56
Sb: #19657-realloc is broken
Fm: Bob van der Poel 76510,2203
To: Jay Truesdale 72176,3565

>Is anybody collecting these bug reports into a file for the libs here? Good
idea...who can we suck into doing the job? How about Steve?... The only 2
reported bugs I'm aware of is the realloc() thing and the strtod() thing Carl
reported. Are there more?

#: 19661 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    26-Jan-94  14:37:35
Sb: #19653-OSK Disk DeFragmenter
Fm: Graham Trott 100115,1075
To: Mark Griffith 76070,41

Mark --

FWIW, my experience with defragmenters is limited to DiskExpress on the Mac.
This is a system extension that monitors file activity (presumably by
intercepting OS calls).  Files are then moved to the front of the disk if
they're frequently used and to the back if dormant.  In between is the free
space.  All this happens automatically once a day (if the computed
"fragmentation index" falls below a user-defined value).

I'd say the penalty of having a concurrent system extension trapping all my
disk I/O calls is much more than offset by the dramatic increase in performance
(reduced seek times).  The system has yet to generate an error and is able to
cope with power failure while operating, since it only moves one file at a
time.

Any plans for dynamic activity monitoring?  In any case, I'd like to know how
to order SpeedDisk from the UK.

-- GT

#: 19659 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    26-Jan-94  04:56:46
Sb: #19656-OSK Disk DeFragmenter
Fm: Mark Griffith 76070,41
To: James Truesdale [JBM] 71174,3442 (X)

James,

 > >> Speedisk automatically places all directories at the beginning of a
 > >> disk
 >
 > Can I specify the order of said directories?

No, all you can do is turn this feature off with a command line switch.


 Mark Griffith
 Dirt Cheap Computer Stuff Co.
   "Cheap, But Not Trash"

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#: 19662 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    26-Jan-94  16:37:47
Sb: #19632-OSK Disk DeFragmenter
Fm: ole hansen 100016,3417
To: James Truesdale [JBM] 71174,3442 (X)

Hello James

disksqueezer works fine, but it is OS-structure, so don't expect the same speed
as defrag on MSDOS. Keep in mind, that it need about 1/3 of the disk free in
order to work properly.

regards

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