Re: Trying to compile the PRO*C utils from Guy Harrison

In article <90g6q1$sfe$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,   chiappa_at_my-deja.com wrote:
> Hi ! I downloaded the source-code and was trying to compile the
> tk_waits.pc utility (created and copyrighted-by the Oracle-expert Guy
> Harrison), to calculate and extract the wait-data present on the trace
> files (generated with level 4 or 12), to use it in some performance-
> related investigations. But it needs Microsoft C to compile (mainly
> because the getopt function) and I have only Borland C in my personal
> machine, and IBM C Compiler in the AIX developer´s machine.
> So, I want to know :
>
> a) anyone knows if it´s possible to compile it in one of the C
> compiler above ? If yes, how to do ?
>
> b) anyone know another utils to extract the data ignored by tkprof
 in
> 7.x (as everyone knows, until 7.1 the tkprof read and display the
 wait-
> events and times present in a trace-file, but in the before-releases
> don´t.) ?
>
> []s
> J. Laurindo Chiappa
>
> OBS : follows the mencioned code :
>
> CODE OMITTED
[Quoted] Borland and MFC are the two supported development environments for proC [Quoted] on the PC. I would presume that the AIX will work.

I both cases you need to associate the include files and the libraries with the compiler and teach the development system to precompile .pc files. Except for the UNIX makefile and its convoluted library structure, it is extremely straight forward.

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