Re: Debian Project Leader election 2022: Second call for votes
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Re: gcc help
Chris Massam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm new to the list,=20
I just installed debian 2, which went through fine, now however when I =
try and compile anything it says gcc is broke.
when running configure scripts some of them report that gcc cannot =
create executables.
Anyone else had this kinda problem??
Thanks for any info in advance.
Bel
Post the error message from trying to compile something like:
#include stdio.h
int main( int argc, char *argv[] ){
printf(Hello, world!\n);
}
My guess is that you need to install libc6-*-dev, where the * depends on
what version of libc6 you have available. Without an error message it's
hard to debug.
Later,
Dale
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Re: [?] egcs increases C++ binary size dramatically
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Falk Hueffner) writes: It seems that programs are larger even if they do not use exceptions at all (possibly even C programs). For those, it seems totally resonable to disable exceptions. It should probably even added to the policy, since it saves space. Falk That would make it unsafe to link code that has exceptions to libraries that don't support compiled in. (There is code added to be able to safely unwind the stack, even if the library in question doesn't have any exception code in it.) Later, Dale -- + finger for pgp public key -+ | Dale E. Martin | University of Cincinnati Savant Research Laboratory | | [EMAIL PROTECTED]| http://www.ececs.uc.edu/~dmartin | +--+ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#4395: -ggdb flag doesn't work with gcc
The -ggdb flag is supposed to give extra debugging info to gdb. I've used it on Solaris, and under RedHat Linux. When I try to use it on my Debian box, however, I get: ~/test/c gcc -ggdb hello.c ld: cannot open -lg: No such file or directory Using locate, I can't find a libg.a. On a RedHat install, this library is found in /usr/lib/libg.a. Thanks for any info on this problem. Dale Martin ++ | Dale E. Martin - University of Cincinnati Computer Architecture Laboratory | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.ece.uc.edu/~dmartin| ++
