Hi Dimitry,
I don't seem to have symcat.h anywhere on my system. Do I need some
extra dev headers?
The only include dir on OS X is /usr/include ......but I did no a
"find" on the whole drive.
When I was running OS X 10.1.5 with gcc3.0, I could compile the gcc3.0
base after patching with the msp430
stuff fine. Everything worked great. Just cannot seem to do the same
with OS X 10.2
Seems strange that I am only having an issue with gcc 3.1, the binutils
compiled fine.
Cheers,
Bernie
On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, at 09:57 PM, Dmitry wrote:
Bernie,
Well, not sure. gcc3.0 uses less features than 3.1,3.2, etc...
So, this might be some 'CONCAT' macro bug.
Check include/symcat.h if 'CONCATX' macros have been defined.
~d
On Tuesday 20 May 2003 02:59, [email protected] wrote:
Hi Dmitry,
I am using Darwin (Apple OS X), it has worked ok in the past with
gcc3.0.
OS X 10.2 uses gcc3.1, is that the issue?
Cheers,
Bernie
Quoting Dmitry <[email protected]>:
looks like system headers error.
which OS are you trying to build gcc under?
~d
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