Building Ruby on HP-UX B.11.22

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Hi all,

make
…gcc -g -O2 -Wl,-E main.o dmyext.o libruby.a -ldld -ldl -lm -o
miniruby
compiling Win32API
compiling curses
gcc -fPIC -g -O2 -I/house/djberg96/ruby-1.6.8
-I/house/djberg96/ruby-1.6.8 -DHAVE_CURSES_H -DHAVE_ISENDWIN
-DHAVE_UNGETCH -DHAVE_BEEP -DHAVE_DOUPDATE -DHAVE_FLASH
-DHAVE_DELETELN -DHAVE_WDELETELN -c curses.c
curses.c: In function window_maxy': curses.c:581: structure has no member named _maxy’
curses.c: In function window_maxx': curses.c:602: structure has no member named _maxx’
curses.c: In function window_begy': curses.c:620: structure has no member named _begy’
curses.c: In function window_begx': curses.c:637: structure has no member named _begx’
*** Error exit code 1

This looks much more tractable, as it is a compile error and not a link error.
The curses lib appears to not match what is expected–a little detective work
should pinpoint the problem on that machine. Any luck yet?

This appears to be the relavent section of curses.h

#ifdef _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED

#if defined(__ia64)
/* pragmas needed to support -B protected */

pragma extern __getbegy, __getbegx, __getmaxy, __getmaxx

pragma extern __getpary, __getparx

#endif /* __ia64 */

extern int __getbegy __((WINDOW *));
extern int __getbegx __((WINDOW *));
extern int __getmaxy __((WINDOW *));
extern int __getmaxx __((WINDOW *));
extern int __getpary __((WINDOW *));
extern int __getparx __((WINDOW *));

#define getbegyx(__win,__y,__x) { WINDOW *__wi;
__wi = __win; ((__y) = __getbegy(__wi),

(__x) = __getbegx(__wi)); }
#define getmaxyx(__win,__y,__x) { WINDOW *__wi;
__wi = __win; ((__y) =
__getmaxy(__wi),
(__x) = __getmaxx(__wi)); }
#define getparyx(__win,__y,__x) { WINDOW __wi;
__wi = __win; ((__y) = __getpary(__wi),

(__x) = __getparx(__wi)); }
#endif / _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED */

How do I proceed from here?

Regards,

Dan

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