True, I was looking for it on the www.gnu-pascal.de website and I couldn't find anything but gpc-20050331. I have some older versions archived, i.e. from 2003, but I think they did not compile on top of gcc-3.3 or later ... However, one of your lines gave the impression you are using 2.95.2 as the back-end.
(This may also be the problem if you've put required shared lib in <path>/2.95.2 and precompiled gpc is using a different backend than 2.95.2. Of course, you can check this with gpc --version. LD_LIBRARY_PATH setting didn't always fix that problem automatically AIR. BTW, it isn't clear to me whether you set the LIBRARY_PATH or the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable ...)
Regards, Mirsad
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Silvio a Beccara wrote:
But isn't it possible to specify a path for GPC too look for the right library? Since I do have it, it seems to me too much work to compile GPC. Besides, I don't know where to download the stable source, since the link is not available in the GPC site.
Thanks, regards
Silvio a Beccara
Typical shared library version problem, unfortunately still seems to be common with Linux glibc. The best solution is usually to compile GPC yourself.
Frank