Re: lynx-dev Re: Lynx .IDE file for Borland C ++

[Mike Bledig]

Ok, I did as suggested by Vlad, I hid the code fragment, and 
removed -DDUS_ZLIB.

Guess what? it works! it compiles, and links! yea! :-) but problem!!!

What functionality have I lost through doing all that?

That is of cause, not a proper fix?  That peace of code must do 
something?

Also, I'm trying to create a .IDE file for use with the BC integrated 
environment.  I only have "5 errors" to get a rid of.  Now what I want 
to know is, how does one figure out in what order the sources 
should be compiled? is there a particular order?

Also, I can't find a .H file: zutil.h mentioned by Vlad.

Original messsage
 The 'current_codepage' is referenced in the
> following code fragement in LYCurses.c: 
> 
> #if defined(WIN_EX) && defined(CJK_EX) /* 1999/08/26 (Thu) 17:53:38 */
>     {
>         extern int current_codepage;    /* PDCurses lib. */
> 
>         if (current_codepage == 932)
>             LYcols = COLS - 1;
>     }
> #endif
> 
>  Just hide this fragment from compiler - eg change 1st line to
> #if 0 && defined(WIN_EX) && defined(CJK_EX) /* 1999/08/26 (Thu)
> #17:53:38 */
>  You don't need this fragment.
> 
>  As for _errno - I haven't encountered this problem (I used BCB 3.0).
>  Does borland C 5.0 has <errno.h>? If yes, then (this is my guess)
>  modify zutil.h to include <errno.h> unconditionally. By default, it
>  contains:
> 
> #ifdef NO_ERRNO_H
>     extern int errno;
> #else
> #   include <errno.h>
> #endif
> 
>  and it looks like NO_ERRNO_H is definied for some reason.
> 
>  HTH
> 
>  Best regards,
>   -Vlad
> 
>