Subj : Re: Compiling from source To : tenser From : Avon Date : Thu Jan 21 2021 20:21:16 On 18 Jan 2021 at 02:14a, tenser pondered and said... te> Av> gcc config.cpp keyboard.cpp nntp.cpp pop.cpp smtp.cpp socket.cpp te> Av> socket.hpp sock.h spoon.cpp spoon.h -o spoon.test te> te> Generally speaking, you don't try to compile header files te> (.hpp or .h) directly. Rather, those are usually meant to te> be "included" in a source file that is then compiled. Thanks, yep even to this untrained bloke it seemed like when I looked at the errors there were things being called that were missing. I had a feeling not all files needed to be included in the command line but also no idea of what I should or should not use. :) te> Running `gcc` by itself may well be just fine, as it's te> user-level programs...I digress). But running g++ or te> c++ is also fine and certainly won't hurt anything. Yep I tried both but no joy. te> There is no `makefile` or `Makefile`? That's unfortunate. No the docs said there would be but no dice. te> I'd try pulling the headers off of the command line first to te> see if that helps. te> te> If the tarball of the file in question is available somewhere, te> I might be able to pull of a few cycles to see if I can get it te> to compile. I have not looked / played with it in a few days now but thanks for the offer. I did try a version that Oli passed to me via a git repo but I have not yet had success getting soupgate and soup to work totally correctly as yet for any static or complied versions I have managed to build or obtain as yet. http://software.tomsweb.net/soupgate.html has the links to the static files and linux source. So far under linux (and I'm a bit woolly on this now as it's been a few days) I have managed to get (I think it was Oli's ) version of Soup to poll my NNTP server and pull down some packets, then I think it was the static soupgate file that gated them to PKT, then (and lordy I have got myself a bit muddled now with all the versions I have been trying) it was Oli's soupgate that would at least see the PKT to be exported in the FTN outbound, the static version didn't see them, and I (only once) got I think his version of soup to post to NNTP but then it borked after the NNTP bit as files on the HDD that should have been removed were not. Phew.. You'll understand why I have not been back at this in few days. At the heart of all this is my need to find Linux alternatives to what I currently run on Win32 to parse FTN PKTs in/out of my NNTP server. For windows I have been using vSoup but that does not exist for Linux as far as I can tell hence playing with the authors Soup software to see if that would work. I may to start with end up having to fudge things between two systems linux and windows in order to get gating working while starting to run Linux for HUB packet tossing duties. To start with I plan to cut over things that handle my Fido and othernets traffic that I carry but not fsxNet as yet... I really want to sort things out using the othernets first before I look to move 21:1/100 over as well.. --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Windows/32) * Origin: Agency BBS | Dunedin, New Zealand | agency.bbs.nz (21:1/101) .