Did anybody compile gpc under Solaris 2.7 and egcs 1.1.1->gcc2.95 or gcc-2.8.1? I always get signal 6 when it starts compiling gpc files.
Thanks, ilic@thetausa.com
Jovan Ilic wrote:
Did anybody compile gpc under Solaris 2.7 and egcs 1.1.1->gcc2.95 or gcc-2.8.1? I always get signal 6 when it starts compiling gpc files.
You mean: compiling Pascal sources during GPC compilation fails, while compiling C sources works?
This may be due to a previous GPC compilation in the same directory with old GPI files lying around. (I admit that this is not too probable, but let us check all possible easy reasons first.;-)
In any case the output of `make' would be useful here.
Peter
PS: The GPC mailing list has moved from gpc@hut.fi to gpc@gnu.de.
Compiling fresh installed GPC sources failes with whatever the CFLAGS are set to by default. If CFLAGS=-O is used, it compiles just fine with gcc-2.8.1. When I try to install it, it chokes on pascal.install-info and make aborts:
for f in gpc.info*; do \ ../install.sh -c $f /usr/local/gpc/info/$f; \ done /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found make: *** [pascal.install-info] Error 1
I'll try the newst snapshot today and see what happens.
ilic@thetausa.com
On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Peter Gerwinski wrote:
Jovan Ilic wrote:
Did anybody compile gpc under Solaris 2.7 and egcs 1.1.1->gcc2.95 or gcc-2.8.1? I always get signal 6 when it starts compiling gpc files.
You mean: compiling Pascal sources during GPC compilation fails, while compiling C sources works?
This may be due to a previous GPC compilation in the same directory with old GPI files lying around. (I admit that this is not too probable, but let us check all possible easy reasons first.;-)
In any case the output of `make' would be useful here.
PeterPS: The GPC mailing list has moved from gpc@hut.fi to gpc@gnu.de.
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Jovan Ilic wrote:
Compiling fresh installed GPC sources failes with whatever the CFLAGS are set to by default. If CFLAGS=-O is used, it compiles just fine with gcc-2.8.1. When I try to install it, it chokes on pascal.install-info and make aborts:
for f in gpc.info*; do \ ../install.sh -c $f /usr/local/gpc/info/$f; \ done /bin/sh: ../install.sh: not found [...]
This is resolved now (Thanks, Jim!:-) and will be fixed in the next snapshot. For the moment, you can work around by copying `install.sh' to the `p/doc' subdirectory.
Hope this helps,
Peter
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