zsh-3.0.3-test1 and zsh-3.1.1-test1

zsh-3.0.3-test1 and zsh-3.1.1-test1

[Zoltan Hidvegi]

I have put two test patches to ftp://ftp.cs.elte.hu/pub/zsh/testing/

File date/size:

      8935 Dec 31 03:31 zsh-3.0.3-test1.diff.gz
     95255 Dec 31 03:32 zsh-3.1.1-test1.diff.gz

md5 checksum:

f0bb41974635b4a8fc5be29939eb5f1f  zsh-3.0.3-test1.diff.gz
4500eb6bacd32d439a5e662b036a3124  zsh-3.1.1-test1.diff.gz

These are just my working copies, I did not tested much how they work.

Zoltan

Re: zsh-3.0.3-test1 and zsh-3.1.1-test1

[Andrej Borsenkow]

I experienced some problems with 3.1.1-test1. I am using Sinix 5.42 with
native C-DS compiler and GNU make 3.75. I have to use gmake, because I
make both static and dynamic version from single source and our make
doesn't handle VPATH :-(

Here is the story:

I. Static version.
 1. gmake doesn't make anything for $(MODBINS) (aka modules-bltin) target;
    that is, zsh just doesn't include any compiled modules. Here is
    excerpt from running gmake (note also sed error):


 ....
cc -W0 -c -I.. -I. -I../../zsh-3.1.1/Src -IModules -IZle -I../../zsh-3.1.1/Src/Zle  -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O2  -o hist.o ../../zsh-3.1.1/Src/hist.c                   
Creating `bltinmods.list'.                                                      
sed: Cannot open modules-bltin: No such file or directory                       
sed: Label too long: :1;/\\$/{N;s/\\\n//;b1;};s/        / /g;/^ *$/d;/^[^#:>]*>[^#:>]*$/{s/>.*//;p;}                                                            
`zshpaths.h' is up to date.                                                     
Creating `zshxmods.h'.                                                          
sed: Cannot open modules-bltin: No such file or directory                       
sed: Label too long: :1;/\\$/{N;s/\\\n//;b1;};s/        / /g;/^ *$/d;/^[^#:>]*>[^#:>]*$/{s/>.*//;p;}                                                            
cc -W0 -c -I.. -I. -I../../zsh-3.1.1/Src -IModules -IZle -I../../zsh-3.1.1/Src/Zle  -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O2  -o init.o ../../zsh-3.1.1/Src/init.c                   
  ......

    If I go into Src and do "gmake modules-bltin" it tells me
    "modules-bltin is up to date". Funny enough, our native make works in
    this case ;)

  2. Some problems with texi documentation

  ...

Making info file `zsh.info' from `../../zsh-3.1.1/Doc/zsh.texi'.                
../../zsh-3.1.1/Doc/zsh.texi:5295: This `table' doesn't have a matching `@end table'.                                                      
../../zsh-3.1.1/Doc/zsh.texi:6835: Unknown command `br'.                        
../../zsh-3.1.1/Doc/zsh.texi:6835: Misplaced `{'.                               
../../zsh-3.1.1/Doc/zsh.texi:6835: Misplaced `}'.                               
Info documentation cannot be compiled without makeinfo.                         
You can find precompiled info files in zsh-doc.tar.gz.                 
 
  ...

   I have texinfo-3.9 (makeinfo 1.67).

II. Dynamic version
 1. The same problem with mudules-bltin
 2. The same problem with makeinfo
 3. libzsh is not linked with any library; as I already said, we have
    static versions of some libraries (notably termcap; libc is also
    spplitted in static and dynamic parts). It generates run time error
    for any function, defined in this static libraries.

    Is there any objection against linking zsh against -lzsh and libzsh 
    against $(LIBS)? If it won't break things somewhere  else, it will add
    one more plattform on which zsh compiles out of the box.

  4. For some reasons compctl.so fails to load. I can load all other
     modules just fine. I don't know, how it was in 3.1.0, because
     this versions didn't run on my system (couldn't resolve trashzle at
     runtime). I have no idea, how to debug it - it all happens in
     dlload(); could it possibly be related to the problem with
     modules-bltin?

greetings


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