MS> The problem with difftime() was from specifying different math
MS> libraries to the compiler & the linker.  I'm still a little confused
MS> about the interaction between the compile command line in the
MS> makefile & the options in the global & local sascoptions files, but
MS> at least it seems to be working now.  Once I sorted out difftime()
MS> Tobruk compiled & ran ok.

Ok.

MS> Next, I tried to compile it with USE_MBASE defined.  One .c file was
MS> trying to #include , so I changed it to
"mbase.h".  I also

Ok, I've made that corresponding change.

MS> had to create a whole bunch of prototypes for mbase.  Now, it gurus

I'm surprised.  I thought they were all prototyped.  Can you give me an
example of an error you were getting?

MS> (illegal instruction) in mbaseAccessMessage() on the rewind() call
MS> near line 285.

Ok, this will be because it failed to open the file, and I haven't got a
check in.  But I didn't think it would fail.  Can you put a check in
mbaseOpenMessage(), just before the fopen(), put in printf("buf is
%s\n"); and then just after, put in printf("pointer is
%p\n", gmd->fu);

MS> Address 3:711/934.33

MS> App Tobruk Outbound outbound/
MS> App Tobruk Name Michael Stapleton
MS> App Tobruk WorldRoute 3:711/888

You should have WorldRoute as 3:711/934.

MS> EchoArea AUST_C_HERE     C_HERE   -$ 809 934.4 635/514

MS> BTW, what do these numbers mean?

These are addresses.  It's saying that you are connected to AUST_C_HERE and
you are exporting/receiving messages from 711/809, 711/934.4 and 635/514. 
Since you don't want to do that, you should replace them all with 3:711/934
or 711/934 or 934 (all will work).

BFN.  Paul.
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