Re: uninitialized value

[Steven Knight]

> $>cons hello
> cc -c hello.c -o hello.o
> Use of uninitialized value at /usr/bin/cc line 183.
> cc -o hello hello.o
> Use of uninitialized value at /usr/bin/cc line 183.
>
> Why does cons complain about uninitialized value?

That looks like /usr/bin/cc complaining about an uninitialized value,
not Cons.  No version of Cons after 2.0 has an executable line at
line 183 that could cause such an error.

It looks like /usr/bin/cc is a script (Perl?) on your system; try
looking at line 183 in that.  Or try executing "cc -c hello.c -o
hello.o" by hand at the command line.  If you do get the same message,
it certainly isn't coming from Cons.  If you don't, then it could be
because your Construct file is setting (or not setting) an environment
variable that is causing your /usr/bin/cc to complain.

        --SK