https://sourceforge.net/p/ups/support-requests/2005-09-01T10:46:19ZRecent changes to support-requests2005-09-01T10:46:19Z2005-09-01T10:46:19Zterminat0rhttps://sourceforge.net/u/terminat0r/https://sourceforge.net8e7e11bb0357aae0e1ce5f713ea25a002dde3322

<div class="markdown_content"><p>checking build system type... Invalid configuration<br /> `x86_64-unknown-linuxoldld': machine `x86_64-unknown'<br /> not recognized<br /> configure: error: /bin/sh ./config.sub<br /> x86_64-unknown-linuxoldld failed</p> <p>Any Ideas?</p></div>

2004-12-21T15:13:42Z2004-12-21T15:13:42ZGary Gendelhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ggendel/https://sourceforge.net76a1a78ea6c66493b102a1e4659e42c125cbc21d

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Starting with version 8 of SunStudio C++, there are<br /> symbols that start with a number. For example:</p> <p>4nJQdDFileInfo__2T6M_v_</p> <p>This comes up as a "bad name in parse_name" in<br /> ao_symscan.c line 267.</p> <p>If I allow a number as a starting digit, then I die at<br /> the same place with a null named symbol "".</p></div>