laurent@laurent-parise.com wrote:
I put GCC (from Slack 8.0 source disk) and GPC sources in /usr/src and proceed to installation. At the end of 'make', I read the message :
checking if compiler f771 has been built... no Configuring in i686-pc-linux-gnu/libchill creating cache ./config.cache checking if compiler cc1chill has been built... no Configuring in i686-pc-linux-gnu/libobjc creating cache ./config.cache checking if compiler cc1obj has been built... no
Do you think this is a normal message ?
Yes, it is. It just notes that the Fortran, Chill and Objective C compilers were not built. I assume you didn't want to build them, so it's ok.
('make' detected gcc 2.95.3 and used a special patch ... ) so I run 'make pascal.install' in 'gpc-build/gcc'. (Should I have done a 'make install' and install gcc too ???)
Yes.
Frank
Le 27 Nov, Frank Heckenbach a écrit :
('make' detected gcc 2.95.3 and used a special patch ... ) so I run 'make pascal.install' in 'gpc-build/gcc'. (Should I have done a 'make install' and install gcc too ???)
Yes.
Frank
Thanks a lot. Everything is OK now (with 'make install') :-)
The fisrt time I compiled GPC, installation process didn't detect gcc 2.95.3 .... I think the only change is the directory to compile : now I use /usr/src whereas I did it in /root/tmp before....
Laurent.
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