Re: Tn5250 compile under IBM Aix 5.3

Scott Klement <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.emulators.tn5250
Message-ID <[email protected]>
James Rich wrote:
> ssh won't work anytime you connect to a different system due to the fact 
> that it asks if the key is correct. 

Huh?  I tried using CVS with SSH from PASE, and it worked fine.

> Connecting only to known hosts and 
> using key authentication would probably work, but otherwise using ssh to 
> connect to remote hosts from QP2TERM won't work.

Correct, it won't work from QP2TERM under a 5250 emulator.  That's why I 
suggested using Putty...


> While I still can't get ./autogen.sh to work because of missing 
> autoreconf, I am almost done creating autoconf tests for AIX.  With 
> appropriate preprocessor variables define we should be able to protect the 
> accept member of the Tn5250Stream structure.

I'm way beyond this point already.  I have tn5250 compiled on PASE.  I 
didn't need to muck with autoconf, I just changed the name of the 
pointers in the Tn5250Stream structure.  Seemed easier, and then it can 
run exactly the same on all systems.


> It looks like malloc() isn't the only library function that is weird on 
> AIX.  We're going to have to handle snprintf and a couple of others.

Strangely, I didn't run into any issues with malloc or snprintf.  I 
wonder what I did differently?

I _am_ running into issues with it not finding the .tn5250rc file, 
though... and I can't see why...   still looking into it.


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