It seems to me that my previous message did not get to the list.
Here it goes one more time.

Please use the following definitions:

#ifdef _ANSI_PROTOTYPES_
#define PROTO(args) args
#else
#define PROTO(args) ()
#endif

Hope this helps.
--Stas


--- In IBDI@egroups.com, Paulo Henrique Rodrigues Pinheiro
<nulo@c...>
wrote:

> Hi !!!
>
>
> Thanks! Now, the `marion.gdb' exists :). But not compile the
> marion command :(. In marion.c file generated by gpre have
> many lines with PROTO:
>
> static int abandon PROTO ((TEXT *));
> static int add_component PROTO ((TEXT *));
> (...)
>
> and I not find the PROTO definition...
>
>
> > I posted the marion.ddl file to the interbase.com website. Check

the

> > InterBase Download's Miscellaneous section.
> >
> > Brett
> >
> > Ann Harrison wrote:
> > >
> > > At 05:12 PM 7/25/00 -0300, Paulo Henrique Rodrigues Pinheiro

wrote:

> > >
> > > >Someone compiled the ib_tools package?
> > > >I start the server and created a database with:
> > > >create database

"/home/nulo/rpm/SOURCES/InterBase/ib_tools/marion/marion.gdb";

> > > >and make with:
> > > >-------------
> > > >
> > > >[nulo@sql marion]$ make -f makefile.solaris

INTERBASE=/opt/interbase

> > > >/opt/interbase/bin/gpre -z -m -n marion.e
> > > >gpre version LI-V6.0.0.624
> > > >(E) marion.e:285: expected relation name, encountered

"BASE_LEVEL"

> > > >(E) marion.e:288: unmatched END_FOR
> > >
> > > There should be a file with a name like marion.sql which

contains the

> > > data definitions you need. Possibly something called

marion.ddl. If

> > > you've got a marion.ddl, you'll need a tool (which should be

somewhere)

> > > called "gdef". It's a command line data definition tool - if I

remember

> > > the syntax is something like gdef -c marion.ddl.
> > >
> > > The necessary files should be up on the interbase.com website

shortly.

>
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