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Re: compile problems with gcc 4.5.0
5.5.2010 11:43, Klaus Rudolph wrote:
Kai Ruottu wrote:
Producing 'ppl' with the GCC sources seems hopeless :( The steps which
I would suggest then are :
1. build and install gmp
2. build and install mpfr
3. build and install mpc
4. build and install GCC
(Or build& install gmp - mpc during the GCC build& install)
4. try to build and install ppl and see the problems and ask help for
them in some ppl-related forum
You are right, the problem comes from ppl.
Solution:
remove ppl from gcc source tree, install ppl package from distribution
and configure again. This works as long as the distri makes the correct
ppl version available. But this could not be a solution.
After myself installing gmp-4.3.2 (not the latest) and mpfr-2.4.2, the
mpc and ppl configures succeeded and the GCC build continued. Producing
'ppl' seems to require at least gcc-4.0, I used gcc-4.1.2, trying the
usual gcc-3.4.6 as the $build/$host GCC didn't work. In any case C++ ie.
'g++' will be used to compile 'ppl', not 'gcc'... So the C++ parts in
the installed GCC must work, a missing 'libstdc++' could cause that
misleading error about "wrong GMP version". Or any other problem with
the C++ tools...