Dear Mark,
 I have tried using the 'make' instead of 'gmake', since it would to take
quite some time for me
to get the 'gmake' program(or part of the programs) and install.
After issuing 'make newunix' under the directory .... /source/unix,
I got following messages:
(I have not changed cc to gcc yet.)

Thanks in advance,
Jong
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/temp/povray31/source/unix >make newunix
cc -O2 -ansi -c -DCOMPILER_VER=\".`uname`.cc\" -I. -I.. -I../libpng
-I../zlib -I
/usr/bin/X11  /include ../polysolv.c
cc: Warning: ../polysolv.c, line 66: # not in column 1 is ignored, skipping
to e
nd of line.
 #define FUDGE_FACTOR1 1.0e12
-^
cc: Warning: ../polysolv.c, line 69: # not in column 1 is ignored, skipping
to e
nd of line.
 #define FUDGE_FACTOR2 -1.0e-5
-^
cc: Warning: ../polysolv.c, line 72: # not in column 1 is ignored, skipping
to e
nd of line.
 #define FUDGE_FACTOR3 1.0e-7
-^
cc: Error: ../polysolv.c, line 1085: In this statement, "FUDGE_FACTOR1" is
not d
eclared.
      if (fabs(biggest / x[i]) > FUDGE_FACTOR1)
---------------------------------^
*** Exit 1
Stop.
*** Exit 1 (ignored)

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Mark Gordon wrote:

> J Kim wrote:
>
> >  I am trying to install the POV-Ray for Unix on a Digital
> > AlphaServer4000 5/400 System(Digital Unix 4.0).  As per your
> > instruction, I chose makefile.dec.
> > It went OK upto this point.
> > After that, I had a problem after I typed: gmake newunix
> >        ksh: gmake:  not found
> > Since I'm a real newbie to this Unix world, I really need some help in
> > this regard.
> >  Do I have to install the gmake program somewhere on the Digital Unix
> > /bin?
> >  Can I simply install in my subdirectory for the gmake to work?
> >  Can I get the program from the www.gnu.org site?
> (snip)
> > >   - At the command prompt, type: gmake newxwin
> > >     If you only want a command line version, you can type: gmake
> > > newunix
> > >     In Linux you can type: gmake newsvga
> > >
>
> You ought to be able to get by using make rather than gmake.  It was
> never my intent to require gmake (though it has at times hidden a few
> bugs in the makefile that other versions of make didn't tolerate so
> well, but I think those are fixed now).  Let me know if that doesn't
> work.
>
> -Mark Gordon

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