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Re: egcs 1.1.1, and glibc2.1


On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Andris Pavenis wrote:

> I have done this about a month ago (upgraded Slackware-3.6 to glibc-2.1)
> and I'm now writting this message on this system. 
Slackware 3.6 here, too.

> You should read instructions from glibc-2.1 source archive. However be
> prepared to met more incompatibilities as mentioened there: I rebuild
> egcs, ncurses, X11 (I met incompatibilities when tried to use X11 static
> libraries from glibc2 binary archives), Qt, KDE-1.1 and many many other things.
I'm probably going to stick with the libc5 X11 binaries from the slackware
packages. And ncurses was rather obvious - after all, you can't test the
system with a kernel rebuild until you do. I'm probably not going to
bother rebuilding most stuff - mainly static libraries.

And, of course, I did read instructions. Nowhere did it state that at the
end of 'make install' it would crash with a message telling me to check a
bunch of stuff unrelated to the problem.

> Now I have working system (however I haven't rebuilt all)
I've just rebuild it under itself with the glibc2.1 egcs I built. I've got
it on a chrooted partition, so I can test it without killing my system or
having to reboot :-)

But the question is: was it an egcs or a glibc2.1 bug?
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