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Re: Problem building gcc-2.95.2 under SCO 2.1.1
- To: scherrey at proteus-tech dot com
- Subject: Re: Problem building gcc-2.95.2 under SCO 2.1.1
- From: Robert Lipe <robertlipe at usa dot net>
- Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 02:52:13 -0600
- Cc: gcc <gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- References: <38442B41.CDB65D5F@switchco.com> <19991130152059.G29646@rjlhome.sco.com> <3844E563.6D115DF1@switchco.com>
> > > Undefined symbol First referenced in
> > > alloca genattr.o
>
> I don't have another compiler besides the SCO one. Could building
> from the source directories cause this to occur?
It shouldn't, but since that isn't the recommended procedure, I don't
know that it's well tested.
> I did a 'make bootstrap'.
That's the recommended thing to do.
> > None of SCO's makes are up to the "source in one place, object
> > in another" that works so well with the GNU projects. I highly
> > recommend using GNU make. It's available on www.sco.com/skunkware
> > if you don't want to build it.
>
> I d/l'd the make package file which installed fine but core
> dumps when run. I'm d/l'ing source now and will try to build it from
Did you perhaps downloaded a UW7 package to install on your UW2 system
and forget to install the UDK runtime kit? (But let's redirect
skunkware issues to the address on the above web pages and not this
list.)
> scratch. Then I'll reconfigure from another directory and give it
> another try.
If it fails, please include more context in the error. This really
should work.
RJL