On 12/06/12 16:47, Grail Dane wrote:
Hi Martin
Thanks very much for the link as it does explain the problem well to me :)
I guess my question would be, is it likely that a second compile of gcc would
hit thisissue after the first run had already been successful?
I have managed to recompile binutils without issue but the error still appears
when trying to compile gcc :(
I am in the process of recompiling all the interim libraries again, gmp, mpc,
mpfr, ppl and cloog, to see if this assists in clearing the issue.I did notice
that my previous compile of ppl had an unwanted character in the LDFLAGS:
LDFLAGS="-Wl,-rpath-link,i/usr/lib:/lib"
There is an "i" prior to /usr/lib. I have removed this in the hope that maybe
it is related as the error thrown by ld is relatingto one of the libraries installed by
ppl
Well ... guess I'll see how I get on :)
cheersgrail
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hi Grail
What you have just noticed, is probably the problem
what the LDFLAGS line is actually saying is -Wl means gcc will pass
this option to the linker, a comma separates the options
-rpath-link means basically hard code these run time paths into the
executable or library to search these particular paths for other libraries
so with your extraneous i, it was told to search i/usr/lib which of
course doesn't exist, so hence the undefined symbol error
Martin
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