Hi,

This particular version of Slackware was recommended as
Parapin(circlemud.org)-friendly.

But the parapin-0.96 Makefile(v.1.14) couldn't find include/sys/io.h,
so I copied one over from my RedHat80 box. Now when I make I get the
following:

gcc -DPARAPIN_LINUX -O2 -g -Wall -c parapin.c
In file included from parapin-linux.h:68,
from parapin.c:109:
/usr/include/sys/io.h:34: parse error before `__THROW'
/usr/include/sys/io.h:34: warning: data definition has no type or
storage class
/usr/include/sys/io.h:39: parse error before `__THROW'
/usr/include/sys/io.h:39: warning: data definition has no type or
storage class
parapin-linux.h: In function `pin_init_user':
In file included from parapin.c:109:
parapin-linux.h:198: warning: implicit declaration of function
`ioperm'
make: *** [parapin.o] Error 1

Am I using the wrong sys/io.h? If so, where can I get the right one?

Thanks,

Gil

Gil wrote :

> But the parapin-0.96 Makefile(v.1.14) couldn't find include/sys/io.h,

If you want to compile stuff yourself you'll have to install the glibc
package.
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In article <5l84b1-ka1.ln1@news.inet.tele.dk>, Thomas Overgaard wrote:
>> But the parapin-0.96 Makefile(v.1.14) couldn't find include/sys/io.h,
>
> If you want to compile stuff yourself you'll have to install the glibc
> package.

Since that was Slackware 3.9, libc5-based, I'd say probably not.
Perhaps the kernel source or kernel headers package? In those days I
think the latter was called "include.tgz".
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