Tho the solutions wasnt very brilliant: i rebuilt a GENERIC kernel ( but not any modules ) and installed that instead of my custom kernel that had alot of compiler optimizations turned on.
What's interesting is that i left -mpentiumpro enabled (by accident, because i had it turned on in the global make.mk or whatever) and this didnt cause any problems, so it seems that the rogue bit was that i compiled my custom kernel with -O2 instead of -O, and that caused ld to fail in a strange way. weird. oh well. At Thu, 20 Feb 2003 21:55:32 -0800, Me wrote: > > Hi; > > I am feeling somewhat pessimistic that you guys are going to be able to help > me on this one, but if you can, that would be insanely cool, and if you cant, > but can point me at a more appropriate mailing list than this one, that would > be pretty cool as well. > > Obviously, i am trying to build rotor on a FreeBSD machine. > > For me, this is a pretty strange experience, given that i worked on MSFT tools > at BSQUARE for 3 years (and am contracting at MSFT currently) and i am quite > accustomed to build and sources and dirs files and all that stuff. > > I just *NEVER* expected to see them on my FreeBSD machine. > > In a bizarre way, this sensation is akin to the feeling i got when i first saw > a 'login:' prompt on my 386 when i installed FreeBSD for the first time back > in 93 or so, basically it some sort of cognitive dissonance confounded > expectation thing....login prompts didnt show up on x86 pc's and sources and > dirs and build and BINPLACE dont show up on Unix boxen....(heck, they'll be porting >slm or > sd next!) > > Ok, enuf with the ruminations of perplexed middle aged OS Crossover geeks, > onto the problem. > > I cant get the dang thing to build all the way. > > I wont bore you with my whole buildf.log or the buildf.err, i'll just cut to > the chase: > > ld is failing to link libsscoree.so and thus everything else in the build is > hosed after that. > > Here is the exact call for ld, it's huge. i actually put it in a perl script > so that i could play with it more effectively: > > #!/usr/bin/perl -w > `ld -o /home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/libsscoree.so >/usr/lib/crt1.o /usr/lib/crti.o /usr/lib/crtbeginS.o /usr/lib/crtendS.o >/usr/lib/crtn.o -L/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/build/v1.x86fstchk.rotor -shared >-lrotor_pal -lrotor_palrt -lmscorpe -lfusion -lmscorsn objdf/rotor_x86/mscorver.res >objdf/rotor_x86/mscoree.obj >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/format.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/cee_wks.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/ipcmanager.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/mdcompiler.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/mdruntime.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/mdruntimerw.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/utilcode.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/perfcounters.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/shim.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/r ot > or_x86/fastchecked/xmlparser.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/corguids.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/comfloat_wks.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/comnls_wks.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/ceefgen.lib >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/cordbee_wks.lib >/usr/lib/libgcc.a`; > > > it fails with the following error, which, i confess, i have never seen before, > so i am pretty stuck: > > /usr/libexec/elf/ld: >/home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/cee_wks.lib(.gnu.linkonce.t.MarshalNativeToComByref__15WSTRMarshalerExPvT1+0x4000ae): > reloc against `ValidateFetchObjrefForHandle__FG9OBJECTREFUi': error 2 > > > if anybody has any workarounds for this, i'd love to hear about them, because > i'm not going to be able to proceed much further without it. > (well, ok, actually, i am gonna try and delete > /home/spaz/Compile/sscli/clr/bin/rotor_x86/fastchecked/cee_wks.lib from the ld > line so that it links, but i am certain that it's just going to screw me up > later. :-) ) > > tnx for any help you all can provide > > johnu >
