[plt-scheme] PLT Scheme v204 available

From: Manfred Wuttke (wuttke at bitel.net)
Date: Wed May 7 12:56:43 EDT 2003

Hello, 

in compiling the source of DrScheme v.204 (plt.src.x.tar.gz) I got the 
following error (SuSE Linux 8.2 with gcc version 3.3 20030226):

cd /usr/local/plt/src
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/plt --enable-dynlib
... 

make
...
gcc -g -O2 -Wall -I./../include -c ./gmp/gmp.c  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/gmp.lo
In file included from gmp/gmp.c:36:
gmp/gmplonglong.h:234:12: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:249:22: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:363:8: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:378:44: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:532:18: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:556:33: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:830:8: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:852:10: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:939:12: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:978:51: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:992:12: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:994:38: missing terminating ' character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:995:38: missing terminating ' character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:996:38: missing terminating ' character
gmp/gmplonglong.h:1033:18: missing terminating " character
gmp/gmp.c: In function `scheme_gmpn_set_str':
gmp/gmp.c:1915: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned
gmp/gmp.c:1923: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned
gmp/gmp.c: In function `__gmp_tmp_alloc':
gmp/gmp.c:4570: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned
gmp/gmp.c: At top level:
gmp/gmp.c:38: warning: `__gmp_bits_per_limb' defined but not used
gmp/gmp.c:41: warning: `__gmp_errno' defined but not used
gmp/gmp.c:40: warning: `__gmp_junk' defined but not used
gmp/gmp.c:39: warning: `__gmp_0' defined but not used
make[6]: *** [gmp.o] Fehler 1
make[6]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/plt/src/mzscheme/src'
make[5]: *** [all] Fehler 2
...

I'm not an expert in C- or assembler-programming. What should I do?
It's fun to learn Scheme.

Thank you

Manfred 


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