Just curious here, as it don't compile under 9.1. I'm getting errors
regarding casting something into something else (misc.c). I also
noticed in the changelog a few references to gcc 3.4. Could it be
the differences between gcc 3.2.3 and 3.4 are coming into play here?
Could it be the differences in gcc under slack 9.1 as opposed to
slack 10.0 are at work?

So then, did anyone get IceWM 1.2.15 to properly compile under 10.0?

TIA

Max

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Max wrote:

> So then, did anyone get IceWM 1.2.15 to properly compile under 10.0?

I have compiled icewm 1.2.16 (and several previous releases) under slackware
10. The package I created is available on linuxpackages.net which includes
the build script I used in the /usr/doc/icewm* directory if you are
curious.

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On 08-21-2004, in alt.os.linux.slackware,
Iyam Nobody <znex@ghpxre.arg> wrote:

> Max wrote:
>
>> So then, did anyone get IceWM 1.2.15 to properly compile under
>> 10.0?
>
> I have compiled icewm 1.2.16 (and several previous releases) under
> slackware 10. The package I created is available on
> linuxpackages.net which includes the build script I used in the
> /usr/doc/icewm* directory if you are curious.

Thanks. I suppose I could have avoided whatever it was I was
blabbering about by first checking the icewm website and snagging
1.2.16. The newest version compiles just fine on my end.

Glad to know it works fine under slack 10. I'll probably make the
move to 10 next week.

Max

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