Re: [Aspell-user] aspell 0.50.1 on solaris

[Kevin Atkinson]

On Mon, 9 Sep 2002, Erik Parker wrote:

> Yup.. Problem is, libgcc_s.so  is being found in /usr/local/lib, but its a
> symlink to a file that doesn't exist (.so.1)
> 
> Due to the gcc package from sunfreeware having incomplete libraries.. So you
> have to install the libgcc_3.2 package, that specifically says "Do not install
> this if you installed the gcc 3.2 package, because these libs are already
> accounted for".

Ok thanks.  I will add a note about it in the manual.

> On an unrelated note..  This may be a curses issue or something, but the older
> aspell I used.. when spelling checking in email (using the e flag).. It would
> actually tell you the word it was spell checking, by highlighting it..
> 
> in 0.50.1  I have to kinda of look at the random place on the screen its
> stopped, and guess from the words it offering as choices, as to what exactly
> it is spell checking.  Compile problem, or is this just how aspell is now?

Yes this looks like a curses problem.  Of course thus is not "how aspell 
is now" ;).

If you can figure it out I will appreciate it if not I will try to look 
into on the sourceforge compile farm, but no promise to when I will get to 
it.

If your desperate you can disable the curses library be either disabling at 
compile with configure or setting TERM to dump or some other value like 
that.  In either case you will get the old interface where one line is 
displayed at a time with the misspelled word surrounded by spaces.

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> > Kevin Atkinson (address@hidden) composed today:
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> > On Mon, 9 Sep 2002, Erik Parker wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > What version of GCC are using? If it's 3.0 or newer, I saw the same 
> > > problem..
> > > and had to compile with 2.95..
> > >
> > > I sent this question last week, and got no answer.. It appears the test 
> > > for
> > > lgcc_s fails..  Here is a snippet from my config.log:
> >
> > The reason I you didn't get an answer is because I don't have a clue to what
> > the problem is.  If you do figure it out I would really appreciate it.
> >
> > Aspell DOES compile with Gcc 3.2 on Linux as I have verified it myself.
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