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Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
Basically you have to provide enough information for somebody with no access to your system to reproduce the problem.
I think I would need some advice.
I tried *.ii files approach, but during recompiling it wants to recompile
original .cpp files. Is there a way to tell g++ to recompile .ii files during
-frepo relinking/recompiling? That would be a simple way of getting it done.
What I did so far:
I kind of reproduced the error on another system, x86, not x86_64 this time, with latest 4.4 snapshot. I say "kind of", because the type of error is the same, and relates to the same file, ("was assigned to /home/e1/tmp/frepo/trunk/build/obj/util/impl/xml/XmlImplementationFactory.rpo', but was not defined during recompilation, or vice versa"), but the actual symbol is different. It is also a different symbol on x86_64 when I compile with -save-temps than when I compile without -save-temps.
Then lots of undefined references follow.
On x86 I'm trying to remove everything unneeded. I am working on removing references to log4cxx, but I think I cannot really remove boost (smart_ptr). Would it be ok to post a bug report and say "you need boost to reproduce (and log4cxx). Just the includes, not the libraries..."? Or should I work on extracting just the needed headers from boost and bundle together what is left?
Thanks, Edek
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