• compile error

    From Dumas Walker@1:103/705 to digital man on Wed May 1 09:13:30 2024
    Compiling ansiterm.cpp
    In file included from sbbs.h:315,
    from ansiterm.cpp:22:
    sftp.h:47:6: error: variable or field `sftp_handle_data' declared void
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    sftp.h:47:23: error: `sbbs_t' was not declared in this scope; did you mean `sub_t'?
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~~~
    | sub_t
    sftp.h:47:31: error: `sbbs' was not declared in this scope
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~
    sftp.h:47:37: error: expected primary-expression before `char'
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~
    sftp.h:47:50: error: expected primary-expression before `int'
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~
    sbbs.h:471:9: error: `sftps_state_t' does not name a type
    471 | sftps_state_t sftp_state = nullptr;
    | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
    make: *** [/home/bbs/repo/src/sbbs3/../build/Common.gmake:546: gcc.linux.x64.obj.release-mt/ansiterm.o] Error 1

    The frustration here is that I have set up a test system so I can make sure I can get a clean compile before trying this on the production system. So far, this strategy has not worked. I don't know what it is... the move from CVS to git, the move from 3.19 to 3.20, or something else... but getting a clean compile never used to be this difficult.

    Thank goodness I take nightly backups.

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  • From Digital Man@1:103/705 to Dumas Walker on Wed May 1 13:51:42 2024
    Re: compile error
    By: Dumas Walker to digital man on Wed May 01 2024 09:13 am

    Compiling ansiterm.cpp
    In file included from sbbs.h:315,
    from ansiterm.cpp:22:
    sftp.h:47:6: error: variable or field `sftp_handle_data' declared void
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    sftp.h:47:23: error: `sbbs_t' was not declared in this scope; did you mean `sub_t'?
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~~~
    | sub_t
    sftp.h:47:31: error: `sbbs' was not declared in this scope
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~
    sftp.h:47:37: error: expected primary-expression before `char'
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~~
    sftp.h:47:50: error: expected primary-expression before `int'
    47 | void sftp_handle_data(sbbs_t *sbbs, char *inbuf, int len);
    | ^~~
    sbbs.h:471:9: error: `sftps_state_t' does not name a type
    471 | sftps_state_t sftp_state = nullptr;
    | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~
    make: *** [/home/bbs/repo/src/sbbs3/../build/Common.gmake:546: gcc.linux.x64.obj.release-mt/ansiterm.o] Error 1

    The frustration here is that I have set up a test system so I can make sure I can get a clean compile before trying this on the production system. So far, this strategy has not worked. I don't know what it is... the move from CVS to git, the move from 3.19 to 3.20, or something else... but getting a clean compile never used to be this difficult.

    The code is built daily on a bunch of different platforms including multiple Linux distros, so the content in Git is good and should build. Try cloning the repo into a new directory and try again?
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  • From Nicholas Boel@1:154/10 to Digital Man on Wed May 1 18:59:06 2024
    Hello Digital,

    On Wed, 01 May 2024 13:51:42 -0700, you wrote to Dumas Walker:

    The code is built daily on a bunch of different platforms including multiple Linux distros, so the content in Git is good and should build. Try cloning the repo into a new directory and try again?

    If it's his production system, a 'make clean' may help as well.

    Regards,
    Nick

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