[850] in Kerberos
conf-aixps2.h
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Steve Dyer)
Tue Dec 19 17:31:15 1989
From: snorkelwacker!spdcc!dyer@BLOOM-BEACON.MIT.EDU (Steve Dyer)
To: kerberos@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
In article <8912191828.AA15605@jumbo> saltzer@SRC.DEC.COM (Jerome H Saltzer) writes:
>I would guess that the problem is in the bit/byte order and word
>length specifications. I suppose that the 386 is more like a PC
>than it is like an RT or a VAX, even if you run BSD Unix on it.
It has VAX byte order and 32-bit words.
>I believe that the appropriate architectural parameter settings for
>the 8086 (and therefore they may also work on the 386) were:
>
>#define BITS16
>#define LSBFIRST
>#define IBMPC
The defines for AIX PS/2, a 386 UNIX system are as follows:
% more conf-aixps2.h
#include <mit-copyright.h>
#define BITS32
#define BIG
#define LSBFIRST
[EOF]
Granted that the Sun 386i is a Berkeley-derived OS with its own
C compiler, but I wouldn't expect the architecture-specific defines
to differ between most 386 systems.
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Steve Dyer
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