[Coco] Nitros9 Build question

[Bill Nobel]

Thx guys. I think I discovered my problem, I was using a zip download of the source vs ‘hg clone’ I have it now working in Linux, but the Mac is still reporting HTTP server error 500 on getting the repo using ‘hg clone http://hg.code.sf.net/p/nitros9/code <http://hg.code.sf.net/p/nitros9/code> nitros9'.

Bill Nobel

> On Jan 27, 2015, at 9:27 PM, Robert Gault <robert.gault at att.net> wrote:
> 
> Bill Nobel wrote:
>> Hi all,  I got a question about building Nitros9.  I have lwtools, toolshed etc.. installed on my Win7 machine all builds working fine. On both my Linux & Mac Machines, I get the following error:
>> 
>> lwasm --6309 --format=os9 --pragma=pcaspcr,nosymbolcase,condundefzero,undefextern,dollarnotlocal --includedir=. --includedir=/Users/billnobel/Downloads/Coco3/nitros9-v3.3.0/defs -DNOS9VER=3 -DNOS9MAJ=3 -DNOS9MIN=0 -DNOS9DBG=0 -Dcoco3=1 -DH6309=1 -I/Users/billnobel/Downloads/Coco3/nitros9-v3.3.0/level2/modules/kernel -I/Users/billnobel/Downloads/Coco3/nitros9-v3.3.0/level1/modules/kernel /Users/billnobel/Downloads/Coco3/nitros9-v3.3.0/level2/modules/kernel/krn.asm -okrn
>> WARNING: IFP1 if is not supported; ignoring
>> /Users/billnobel/Downloads/Coco3/nitros9-v3.3.0/level2/modules/kernel/krn.asm:00028 	IFP1	
>> 
>> ERROR: Multiply defined symbol (D.CCStk)
>> /Users/billnobel/Downloads/Coco3/nitros9-v3.3.0/level2/modules/kernel/krn.asm:00101 D.CCStk	std	<D.CCStk	set pointer to top of global memory to $2000
>> 
>> Am I missing something?
>> 
>> Also my hg clone command isn’t working on my Mac tonight (Getting server error 500) anybody else experiencing this tonight?
>> 
>> Bill Nobel
>> 
>> 
> 
> Bill,
> 
> Many of the lwasm errors are either confusing or misleading. The IFP1 error is one of those and results from the second error preventing calculation of file size, etc.
> I just tried compiling a recent level2/coco3 tree and did not receive an error for krn.asm. That indicates there is something wrong with either your copy of krn.asm or one of the other files, rules.mak, port.mak, makefile.
> Given that D.CCStk is multiply defined, suggests that in addition to being defined in os9.d ( use defsfile ) you have defined it somewhere else.
> 
> Robert
> 
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