Failure to build cone-0.69 on Mac OS X: 'mvaddwstr' was not declared in this scope

Hi there,

I'm trying to write a MacPorts port for cone, but I haven't yet been  
able to get it to build.  I managed to fix one error with the  
attached patch file (though you might find a better way of fixing  
it); I unfortunately didn't keep the log of what that error was (it  
was so long ago that I did that patch), but I assume that it was for  
an undefined symbol.  (If you'd like, I'll rebuild it again without  
the patch to get the error log for you, but not tonight; I should  
have been asleep ages ago.)

However, even with that patch in place, it terminates with the  
following output:

OS: Mac OS X 10.4.9
Architecture: Intel Core Duo

<snip>
Making all in curses
make  all-am
Compiling curses.C
Compiling cursesbutton.C
Compiling curseschoicebutton.C
Compiling cursescontainer.C
Compiling cursesdialog.C
Compiling cursesfield.C
Compiling cursesfilereq.C
Compiling curseskeyhandler.C
Compiling curseslabel.C
Compiling cursesmainscreen.C
Compiling cursesmultilinelabel.C
Compiling cursesmoronize.C
Compiling cursesobject.C
Compiling cursesscreen.C
cursesscreen.C: In member function 'virtual bool  
CursesScreen::writeText(const wchar_t*, int, int, const  
Curses::CursesAttr&) const':
cursesscreen.C:276: error: 'mvaddwstr' was not declared in this scope
make[3]: *** [cursesscreen.o] Error 1
make[2]: *** [all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2
</snip>

I can provide a full output log of the configure and build steps if  
anyone thinks it would be useful.

Any suggestions that you might have as to how I might get this to  
work would be most appreciated; I'm really out of my depth with this  
error.

Kind regards,


Maun Suang

P.S.  Incidentally, is there a reason for running configure  
separately in each subdirectory, and is there a way of caching  
results from one subdirectory to be used in another?  For me, the  
configure stage seems to take at least as long as the build stage (up  
to the failure point).

P.P.S.  I just noticed that configure is not finding aspell, despite  
the aspell binary being installed at /opt/local/bin just like the  
perl binary, which it does find.  Any ideas on this as well?

-- 
Boey Maun Suang (Boey is my surname)
Mobile: +61 403 855 677
Email: [email protected]

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