[7609] in Athena Bugs
vax 7.2R: saber
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lisa N. Paradis)
Fri May 31 12:18:38 1991
To: bugs@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
Date: Fri, 31 May 91 12:18:26 EDT
From: Lisa N. Paradis <lnp@ATHENA.MIT.EDU>
System name: tabetha
Type and version: CVAXSTAR 7.2R (1 update(s) to same version)
Display type: SM
What were you trying to do?
run saber on a widget. sigh....
I don't know if this is a bug with saber, or a bug with me.
(I'm sure Mr Bugs will set me straight on this...)
What's wrong:
Saber doesn't like me.... It says things are undefined when I
know damn well that they are. Here's my story....
**tabetha: /afs/athena.mit.edu/user/l/lnp/project/techinfo**
qatshweepw% saber
[... header garbage deleted ...]
Attaching: /lib/libc.a
1 -> make saber
load -g -Llibnlist -L/mit/motif/vaxlib -lnlist -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lcurses -ltermlib
Attaching: libnlist/libnlist.a
Attaching: /mit/motif/vaxlib/libXm.a
Attaching: /mit/motif/vaxlib/libXt.a
Attaching: /usr/lib/libX11.a
Attaching: /usr/lib/libcurses.a
Attaching: /usr/lib/libtermlib.a
2 -> load listtest.c tree.c
Loading: listtest.c
3 -> run
Linking from 'libnlist/libnlist.a' ...Saber internal (parsing) error (signal 10, Bus error).
(internal location 0x33f88, 0x7fffe870)
Trying to recover...
Resetting to top level.
[...excessive linty stuff removed ...]
4 -> run
Executing: a.out
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"saber", function saber_run(), Unresolved function (Warning #41)
No source to list.
Calling function main() which contains unresolved references.
Use the `unres' command to list all undefined symbols.
(break 1) 5 -> unres
unres: no undefined symbols.
(break 1) 6 -> stop in browse_callback
stop (1) set at "listtest.c":34, browse_callback().
(break 1) 7 -> run
Resetting to top level.
Executing: a.out
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"saber", function saber_run(), Unresolved function (Warning #41)
No source to list.
Calling function main() which contains unresolved references.
Use the `unres' command to list all undefined symbols.
----------------
"listtest.c":115, main(), Undefined variable (Error #65)
114:
* 115: toplevel = XtInitialize (argv[0], "listtest", NULL, 0, &argc, argv);
116: ptr = init_techinfo();
Undefined variable: 'XtInitialize'.
8-> quit
Just to let you know, there was *no mention* of XtInitialize being
undefined when it loaded my code.
What should have happened:
It should realize that XtInitialize was defined. I loaded its
library. Also, saber said that there were no undefined symbols when I
used the unres command.
Why is saber doing this to me?? I only want my program to
work.... <sniff, sob>.
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