Is 4.0 ld broken?
Mitchell Patterson
patterso at usceast.cs.scarolina.edu
Mon Sep 17 13:53:31 AEST 1990
I've been using Kyoto Common Lisp on a DECstation 3100. With a lot of help
from Mr. Luke Tierney at U-Minn Statistics, it worked fine under our
previous version of Ultrix (3.1? 3.2? I don't remember, it was days ago).
We're using AKCL 1-492, configured for a DEC 3100. Under our old version
of Ultrix, one could load foreign functions (as in ``(load "junk.o")'')
with no trouble. Under 4.0, however, I get the error message ``Unexpected
end of file in <whatever-file-I'm-loading>.''
Did DEC change the format of its object files in such a way as to give a
bogus EOF? Or is ld just confused?
If you have any ideas at all on this, please post to this group or email
me at the address below; I could really use the help!
Mitch Patterson
eXpert eXplorer Project
patterso at usceast.cs.scarolina.edu
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