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Re: libio regressions, shared libs.


  In message <3777A7F9.1A42A802@interix.com>you write:
  > I'm in the situation where I'm compiling and regressing the
  > whole tool path using a freshly built (and thus not installed
  > in the usual places) set of shared libraries.  To get the compiler
  > to compile anything, LD_LIBRARY_PATH must be set to where the
  > new shared libraries live.  (The compiler is built shared using
  > the new shared libs.)
  > 
  > libio regressions (at least; libstdc++ probably, and other maybe) use
  > the dejagnu procedure unix_load to start the compiler.  (Specifically
  > gcc/xgcc).
This sounds like there is something seriously wrong with your setup.  This
works just fine for other folks.

What dejagnu are you using?  What variables are set in your environment?  Are
you building in a subdirectory of your source tree?   Are you building in
a subdirectory of $prefix?



jeff


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