From: justliketomsthumbsblues@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, November 1, 2022 at 4:44:16 PM UTC-4, Christopher G. Mason wrote:   
   > On 11/1/2022 4:37 PM, Tom Thumb wrote:    
   > > As for 2.0.6, so, it installs orcacdefs and orcalib in /lib but also   
   /lang/orca with empty languages, shell, utilities, libraries directories. I   
   populated the shell, languages and utilities directories from 2.0.4 /ORCA.gno   
   and left the libraries    
   directory empty. I created an “alias cc /usr/bin/occ” and can create foo.c   
   and compile it issuing “cc -o foo foo.c” and if it’s a simple hello   
   world or uses %d in a printf works okay, compiles and runs. If I then use %f   
   it will crash every time.   
    I mean the replacements are appropriate for the given variables. The source   
   in question is anexample from K&R that prints a Fahrenheit - Celsius table. It   
   works everywhere but compiled under gno 2.0.6 so I moved and saved 2.0.6 /lib   
   and replaced it with    
   2.0.4 /library and now occ produces an exe that works, first tried replacing   
   orcacdefs but that didn’t work.    
   > >   
   > GNO/ME 2.0.6 has some broken C header files. I landed up finding fixes    
   > for various compile errors searching Usenet posts. Apparently these    
   > files were never fixed all these years.   
      
   That will make it a bit difficult these days. Maybe I can find some stuff   
   archived   
      
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