Re: 3.3 configure static

[Andrew Haley <aph at redhat dot com>]

Mohan Embar writes:
 > Hi Andrew,
 > 
 > > > >The way Mohan's build is configured for minGW, is exactly what I would need for Linux
 > > > >too. I cannot reproduce the configuration on Linux, however. I get abnormal
 > > > >termination messages in the executable, if I do that.
 > > > 
 > > > You must have gotten your hands on the build scripts in my developers release.
 > > > Are the scripts buildngcc.sh, cfgnatgcc.sh, mknatgcc.sh not in this bundle?
 > > > Those are the scripts (which happen to use --disable-shared) which I use to
 > > > do my Linux native compiler builds
 > >
 > >That might be so, but if the system is broken with the standard
 > >distribution I'd like to know why.
 > 
 > I'm not sure what you mean by "standard distribution".

I mean the sources.  If the source distribution doesn't work
successfully without a bunch of special options I want to know why.

In the current case, it might be that we need to link dynamically
against libgcc even if we link statically against libgcj.  I want Erik
to test that, but his environment seems to be broken.

Erik, can you look and see why you're linking with libgcc from gcc
3.2?  Did you do a clean "make install" from gcc 3.3?

Andrew.