Now, I regret to say that I can't even compile it. Help ?! Maybe I'm not up
to the latest "revision", but I tried much tinkering under Linux and NeXT,
and I just can't get it to link-it. I am using Ncruses 1.8.5 on both
machines, with Python 1.0.2 patched to 1.0.3, and cursesmodule with the
following Changelog.
Change Log:
Version 1.1: 94/08/31:
Minor fixes given by Guido.
Changed 'ncurses' to 'curses'
Changed '__version__' to 'version'
Added PyErr_Clear() where needed
Moved ACS_* attribute initialization to PyCurses_InitScr() to fix
crash on SGI
Version 1.0: 94/08/30:
This is the first release of this software.
Released to the Internet via python-list@cwi.nl
My compilte time output is :
gcc -O -I./../Include -I.. -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
-DPYTHONPATH=\".:/usr/local/lib/python:/usr/local/lib/python/test:/usr/local/lib/python/stdwin\" -c config.c
gcc config.o libModules.a ../Python/libPython.a ../Objects/libObjects.a
../Parser/libParser.a -lm -lncurses -o python
libModules.a(cursesmodule.o): Undefined symbol _wechochar referenced from text segment
libModules.a(cursesmodule.o): Undefined symbol _intrflush referenced from text segment
make: *** [../python] Error 1
Any suggestions ?
petergun
R-name : Stephane I. Matis
E-mail : petergun@vectrex.login.qc.ca
PGP Public Key available by request.
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petergun
R-name : Stephane I. Matis
E-mail : petergun@vectrex.login.qc.ca