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   Waldek Hebisch to Simon Clubley   
   Re: Unix stat on VMS   
   09 Sep 25 17:25:47   
   
   From: antispam@fricas.org   
      
   Simon Clubley  wrote:   
   > On 2025-09-09, Craig A. Berry  wrote:   
   >>   
   >> On 9/8/25 9:05 PM, Waldek Hebisch wrote:   
   >>> ATM I did not look if/how gcc supports such switches.  This is   
   >>> certainly thing to look at later, but now I want old stuff to   
   >>> work, when this works I can look at newer things.   
   >> Assuming you've copied the VMS headers over to Linux where you are   
   >> building the compiler, the switch would just be -D_USE_STD_STAT.   
   >   
   > Copying the headers is what I did (with patches afterwards IIRC).   
   > Waldek OTOH said that he was creating his own headers. I don't know   
   > if that is still the case.   
      
   I am using my own headers and my own (fake) libraries.  Because   
   may fakes are static libraries the resulting binary has no   
   chance of working.  I need to work out how to generate fake   
   shared images, then binaries linked to fake libraries when   
   transfed to VMS will use real libraries from the system and should   
   work.   
      
   > BTW, according to the messages I posted at the time, Waldek's C++   
   > build failure is identical to the one I experienced so clearly   
   > nothing has changed in this area since then.   
      
   I have now fix or workaround for this issue, so build goes further.   
   But I get different assembler error at later stage.   
      
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