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Hi, hoping someone could help me out. I was playing around in gno and c and found I can't
access stderr, or stdout or stdin for that matter. Compiling doit.c "cc -o doit.c doit" and
./doit gives me:

sys_nerr = 56
SEEK_END = 2

so that much works but uncommenting the fprintf line gives me:

Error at 0000003A past main PC = 0000004F : Unresolved reference Label:
stderr

Error at 0000003D past main PC = 00000052 : Unresolved reference Label:
stderr

It seems it doesn't get what a FILE * is, I think. I don't know.
Any thoughts? Do I need to reinstall? I hoping there might be an easier answer.
I'm running system 6.0.1, gno kernel v2.0.6, gno/me init version 2.0.1

doit.c:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]){

printf("sys_nerr = %i\n",sys_nerr);
printf("SEEK_END = %i\n", SEEK_END);

//(void)fprintf(stderr, "I want to believe\n");

return 0;
}


stdio.h in /gno/lib/orcacdefs:

extern int sys_nerr; /* largest index for sys_errlist
*/
extern char *sys_errlist[]; /* error messages */

/*
* files
*/

typedef struct {
struct file *next; /* next file in linked
list */
unsigned char *_ptr, /* next location to write to
*/
*_base, /* first byte of the
buffer */
*_end; /* end of the file
buffer */
unsigned long _size, /* size of the file buffer */
_cnt; /* # chars that can
be read/writen to buffer */
int _pbk; /* put back character
*/
unsigned int _flag, /* buffer flags */
_file; /* GS/OS file ID */
} FILE;


extern FILE *stderr; /* standard I/O files */
extern FILE *stdin;
extern FILE *stdout;






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Mark Wade wrote:

Hi, hoping someone could help me out.

Well, I guess I sorted it out. My installation is not quite right it
appears. I would delete the previous post if I could. I had the header
files in the root lib/orcacdefs directory. I changed that so that it only contains defaults.h so that the header files in
lang/orca/libraries/orcacdefs are used.

I don't know why or when I screwed that up. Sorry for the wasted bandwidth.


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Hi Mark,

[...] I would delete the previous post if I could. [...]

All the new media used today instead of this Usenet group make me think of
the Roy Batty monologue at the end of Blade Runner saying in "All those
moments will be lost in time."

Well, I love about this Usenet group that this doesn't apply here.
Sometimes this turns against us. But it's great!

Oliver



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Oliver Schmidt wrote:

the Roy Batty monologue at the end of Blade Runner saying in "All those moments will be lost in time."

Hi Oliver,

Blade Runner eh? Been a long time, looks like I have some streaming due.

Now if I could only find the man pages for :usr:orca:bin:occ and :usr:bin:dmake,
occ(1) and dmake(1), I could sate this gnawing feeling of missing a little thing
that should be there. Still looking and thinking they must exist someplace, somewhere...

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Mark Wade wrote:

Now if I could only find the man pages for
:usr:orca:bin:occ and :usr:bin:dmake, occ(1) and dmake(1)

Found occ(1) at: https://mirrors.apple2.org.za/apple2.caltech.edu/NEW.FILES/occ114.bxy

still looking for dmake(1)...



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On 2025-03-19 14:08:53 +0000, Mark Wade said:

Mark Wade wrote:

still looking for dmake(1)...

Here's a github repo with a couple updates:

https://github.com/sheumann/dmake

and the man page:

https://github.com/sheumann/dmake/tree/master/dmake/man

(dmake.nc is pre-formatted)

If you want binary, check a gno.org mirror:

https://mirrors.apple2.org.za/ftp.gno.org/gs.specific/gno/programming/


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Kelvin Sherlock wrote:

Here's a github repo with a couple updates:

Got it, thanks much


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