hi Frank
As you know and I Just found out moving the tree from /usr/lib to /usr/local/lib doesn't work too well so I recompiled:
make dist clean make clean (just in case ) ./configure --prefix=/usr/local then make LANGUAGES=pascal CFLAGS="-O2" until it crashed, then make LANGUAGES=pascal until it crashed, then created 2 directories and a soft link, ar->/usr/bin, then make LANGUAGES=pascal make pascal.install
All this gave me a partially optimized gpc installed under /usr/local and working nicely
thanks Russ
Hi!
Russ Whitaker wrote:
As you know and I Just found out moving the tree from /usr/lib to /usr/local/lib doesn't work too well so I recompiled:
make dist clean make clean (just in case ) ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
The default prefix `/usr' is intended on systems like Linux where GCC is the default C compiler. If you want to have it differently, `./configure --prefix=...' is the correct thing to do.
then make LANGUAGES=pascal CFLAGS="-O2" until it crashed, then make LANGUAGES=pascal until it crashed,
So there is a bug in your GCC. If it is EGCS, it should be reported to the EGCS mailing list; if it is gcc-2.8.1 or older, try upgrading.
then created 2 directories and a soft link, ar->/usr/bin/ar
The `ar' problem should be solved.
Any Makefile experts out there?
Peter