On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:12:47 -0400, Matthew Hallin
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello, I am afraid I need more help with this. I do not understand. Are
you
saying that a file did not compile or just that I need to recompile with
different options? (or both?). How can I tell which file did not
compile?
make completed and the binaries were created so I assumed it was ok.
How can I compile a specific file with -O1, I assume I will need all the
other complier options used in a normal build. Can you give me the
actual
commands?
Let me know
Thanks
Matt
Further to above, I edited config.mak and in the OPTFLAGS section set
-O3 to
-O1 and rebuilt but it still crashes. I understand that I am down grading
the optimisation on the whole thing but should that not have worked?
Crashes? or refuses to compile?
What you really want is everything compiled with -O0 and that once file
compiled with -O1, but the easy way to avoid the whole mess is to disable
mmx
./configure --disable-optimizations --disable-mmx --disable-stripping
With mmx disabled, that file is no longer a problem. Its hard to debug
mmx code anyway, and the whole reason you are building this special
version is to debug.
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