Reto, It sounds like there's a problem with Poly/ML on Mac OS X 10.2 . I=20 don't think it's likely to be with the database. It's much more likely=20=
that they've changed something in the operating system that means it no=20=
longer works the way it used to. I may have a look at it myself but I=20=
don't currently have version 10.2. I'm a little reluctant because Apple=20=
seem to be charging the full price for it (about =A3100 in the UK) even=20=
for those of us who bought the beta release, version 10 and the 10.1=20 upgrade. Maybe someone can persuade me it's really worth it.
Thanks for discovering the problem with the assembly code. I've fixed=20=
it in my sources. Regards, David.
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 06:49 , Reto Kramer wrote:
k - in power_assembly.S at line 719 there's a */ wrapped onto the next=20=
line which leads to the syntax error. Fixing that gives me a poly=20 driver that compiles all right.
Trouble is the "poly ML_dbase" (with the 4.12 dbase), still hangs, so =
I=20
suspect somethings wrong with the ML_dbase file.
How can I regenerate the ML_dbase on OS X 10.2 ?
Thanks
- Reto
On Wednesday, September 11, 2002, at 09:08 AM, Reto Kramer wrote:
I've tried the binary download for Max OS X on 10.2 (Jaguar) and =
found=20
PolyML to "hang". It starts, but there's no input prompt. It chews =
cpu=20
cycles though.
Then I tried to compile the sources and ran into the problem below.
? Does anyone have a patch to make PolyML work on OS X 10.2?
Thanks,
- Reto
$ cd driver; ./configure; make [...]
cc -DGCC -DPOWER2 -DMACOSX -g -O2 -Wall =20 -DDEFAULT_POLYPATH=3D'".:/usr/lib/poly:/usr/local/lib/poly"' -c -o=20=
run_time.o run_time.c
run_time.c: In function `init_run_time_system': run_time.c:1249: warning: implicit declaration of function=20 `sigaltstack'
cc -E -DPOWER2 -DMACOSX -DGCC power_assembly.S | tr ';' '\012' >=20 powtemp.s cc -x assembler-with-cpp -o power_assembly.o -c powtemp.s power_assembly.S:673:Parameter syntax error (parameter 3) power_assembly.S:723:Parameter syntax error (parameter 3) make[1]: *** [power_assembly.o] Error 1 make: *** [none] Error 2