Pro*C 8051 problem AIX -- Linux

Question

Hello. This is my problem trying to port an application from AIX
to Linux.
I installed redhat 6.0 on PII350 128Mb ram. kernel 2.2.5
I installed Oracle 8051 enterprise edition, the glibcpatch,
inserted
the defines:
define=_STDIO_H
define=_STRING_H
define=_STDLIB_H
into pcscfg file
I am able to compile the sample files (I tried for sample1 and
sample2, inserting the size_t definition into .pc files) so pro*C
is ok.
Trying to porting from AIX 4.3.2 to linux an application:
I inserted the demo_proc.mk file for settings into the original.
I run:
make -r VER=linux -f bz201l.mk \
/aixdev/S6/security/lib/liblinux/bz201l.a
Into the original .pc file there were
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <stddef.h>
and leaving them inside I got
Error at line 29, column 10 in file
/aixdev/S6/security/source/bz201l00.pc
#include <stdarg.h>
.........1
PCC-S-02015, unable to open include file
So I cut them from the .pc file and so:
Syntax error at line 23, column 48, file ../include/bz201.h:
Error at line 23, column 48 in file ../include/bz201.h
void(*)(),void(*)() , FILE *, ...);
...............................................1
PCC-S-02201, Encountered the symbol "FILE" when expecting one of
the following:
... auto, char, const, double, enum, float, int, long,
OCIBFileLocator OCIBlobLocator, OCIClobLocator, OCIDate,
OCINumber, OCIRaw, OCIString, register, short, signed,
sql_context, sql_cursor, static, struct, union, unsigned,
varchar, void, volatile, a typedef name, exec oracle, exec,
exec sql, exec sql begin, exec sql type, exec sql var,
The symbol "enum," was substituted for "FILE" to continue.
What is the problem? I have to add other define in pcscfg.cfg
file?
The header file bz201.h is below
*BZ201.h - definitions/declarations for BZ201_AcceptSqlcode
routine
*Purpose:
* This file defines the values and functions
* used for BZ201_AcceptSqlcode routine.
#ifndef BZ201_END_PARM_LIST
#define BZ201_END_PARM_LIST 0xF0F0F0F0,__LINE__,__FILE__
#endif
/* function prototypes */
void BZ201_AcceptWSqlcode(
void(*)(),void(*)() , FILE *, ...);
if I don't eliminate the stddef and stdarg definitions, but
add to the proc command line include= setting also these two
directories
/usr/i386-glibc20-linux/include/linux and
/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-glibc20-linux/egcs-2.90.29/include
I have not the errors for the stddef and stdarg but I get an
error inside the time.h header
Syntax error at line 135, column 15, file /usr/include/time.h:
Error at line 135, column 15 in file /usr/include/time.h
extern size_t strftime __P ((char *__restrict __s, size_t
__maxsize,
..............1
PCC-S-02201, Encountered the symbol "strftime" when expecting one
of the following:
and then also the one reported above in the first case for the
bz201.h header (also with a core dumped after segm fault).
Anyone knows how to set correctly the include dirs and/or the
pcscfg.cfg file?
Thanks in advance and sorry for the lenght of the message.
Gianluca
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Answer 1

Gianluca Cecchi (guest) wrote:
: Hello. This is my problem trying to port an application from
AIX
: to Linux.
: I installed redhat 6.0 on PII350 128Mb ram. kernel 2.2.5
: I installed Oracle 8051 enterprise edition, the glibcpatch,
: inserted
: the defines:
: define=_STDIO_H
: define=_STRING_H
: define=_STDLIB_H
: into pcscfg file
: I am able to compile the sample files (I tried for sample1 and
: sample2, inserting the size_t definition into .pc files) so
pro*C
: is ok.
: Trying to porting from AIX 4.3.2 to linux an application:
: I inserted the demo_proc.mk file for settings into the
original.
: I run:
: make -r VER=linux -f bz201l.mk \
: /aixdev/S6/security/lib/liblinux/bz201l.a
: Into the original .pc file there were
: #include <stdarg.h>
: #include <stddef.h>
: and leaving them inside I got
: Error at line 29, column 10 in file
: /aixdev/S6/security/source/bz201l00.pc
: #include <stdarg.h>
: .........1
: PCC-S-02015, unable to open include file
: So I cut them from the .pc file and so:
: Syntax error at line 23, column 48, file ../include/bz201.h:
: Error at line 23, column 48 in file ../include/bz201.h
: void(*)(),void(*)() , FILE *, ...);
: ...............................................1
: PCC-S-02201, Encountered the symbol "FILE" when expecting one
of
: the following:
: ... auto, char, const, double, enum, float, int, long,
: OCIBFileLocator OCIBlobLocator, OCIClobLocator, OCIDate,
: OCINumber, OCIRaw, OCIString, register, short, signed,
: sql_context, sql_cursor, static, struct, union, unsigned,
: varchar, void, volatile, a typedef name, exec oracle, exec,
: exec sql, exec sql begin, exec sql type, exec sql var,
: The symbol "enum," was substituted for "FILE" to continue.
: What is the problem? I have to add other define in pcscfg.cfg
: file?
: The header file bz201.h is below
: *BZ201.h - definitions/declarations for BZ201_AcceptSqlcode
: routine
: *Purpose:
: * This file defines the values and functions
: * used for BZ201_AcceptSqlcode routine.
: #ifndef BZ201_END_PARM_LIST
: #define BZ201_END_PARM_LIST 0xF0F0F0F0,__LINE__,__FILE__
: #endif
: /* function prototypes */
: void BZ201_AcceptWSqlcode(
: void(*)(),void(*)() , FILE *, ...);
: if I don't eliminate the stddef and stdarg definitions, but
: add to the proc command line include= setting also these two
: directories
: /usr/i386-glibc20-linux/include/linux and
: /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-glibc20-linux/egcs-2.90.29/include
: I have not the errors for the stddef and stdarg but I get an
: error inside the time.h header
: Syntax error at line 135, column 15, file /usr/include/time.h:
: Error at line 135, column 15 in file /usr/include/time.h
: extern size_t strftime __P ((char *__restrict __s, size_t
: __maxsize,
: ..............1
: PCC-S-02201, Encountered the symbol "strftime" when expecting
one
: of the following:
: and then also the one reported above in the first case for the
: bz201.h header (also with a core dumped after segm fault).
: Anyone knows how to set correctly the include dirs and/or the
: pcscfg.cfg file?
: Thanks in advance and sorry for the lenght of the message.
: Gianluca
Can I make a suggestion? I don't know too much about the Pro*C
compiler but I do know of some useful packages on Linux. It may
be possible to use a standard Linux package called "automake" to
port the code and set it up for use in a Linux environment. What
this package basically does is take input files and automatically
outputs properly made config files to setup the program depending
on which type of Unix you are porting it to. I would suggest you
take a look at it's documentation. Here is a good URL:
http://developer.gnome.org/tools/build.html
They have a tutorial on how to use the tools and they have some
other good links ;-)
Sincerely,
Kevin M.
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