GNAT build failure on cross
Hi, I seem to have bumped into something. I threw away my svn trunk checkout and did another just in case. There are no Ada multilib patches in this tree. I have checked and am pretty sure I have no changes to anything that is not an RTEMS run-time related file. I can build a native compiler but when using that to build a cross rtems compiler, I get this: make.adb:662:32: expected type "Gnat.Strings.String_Access" defined at g-string.ads:41 make.adb:662:32: found type "System.Strings.String_Access" make.adb:663:32: expected type "Gnat.Strings.String_Access" defined at g-string.ads:41 make.adb:663:32: found type "System.Strings.String_Access" make.adb:664:32: expected type "Gnat.Strings.String_Access" defined at g-string.ads:41 make.adb:664:32: found type "System.Strings.String_Access" make.adb:689:39: "Get_Target_Object_Suffix" is not visible make.adb:689:39: non-visible declaration at s-os_lib.ads:556 make.adb:1700:19: no candidate interpretations match the actuals: make.adb:1700:19: too many arguments in call to "Normalize_Compiler_Switches" make.adb:1702:22: expected type "System.Strings.String_List_Access" make.adb:1702:22: found type "Gnat.Strings.String_List_Access" defined at g-string.ads:51 make.adb:1702:22: ==> in call to "Normalize_Compiler_Switches" at switch-m.ads:45 make.adb:4460:36: expected type "System.Os_Lib.File_Descriptor" make.adb:4460:36: found type "Gnat.Os_Lib.File_Descriptor" defined at g-os_lib.ads:160 make.adb:6605:13: expected type "System.Os_Lib.File_Descriptor" make.adb:6605:13: found type "Gnat.Os_Lib.File_Descriptor" defined at g-os_lib.ads:160 Any suggestions? -- Joel Sherrill, Ph.D. Director of Research & Development [EMAIL PROTECTED]On-Line Applications Research Ask me about RTEMS: a free RTOS Huntsville AL 35805 Support Available (256) 722-9985
Re: GNAT build failure on cross
> Any suggestions? I would double check that you are indeed using the freshly built corresponding native. Maybe your native installation didn't work as expected and your building from an older compiler. That's the most likely explanation. Alternatively, there have been changes recently in the libada and ada Makefiles by Paolo Bonzini that might be related. Arno
Re: GNAT build failure on cross
Arnaud Charlet wrote: Any suggestions? I would double check that you are indeed using the freshly built corresponding native. Maybe your native installation didn't work as expected and your building from an older compiler. That's the most likely explanation. Alternatively, there have been changes recently in the libada and ada Makefiles by Paolo Bonzini that might be related. I agree with Arnaud that the most likely explanation is not-recent-enough native tools. But you can try reverting to r138299 to see if my patches are at fault. Paolo
Re: GNAT build failure on cross
Paolo Bonzini wrote: Arnaud Charlet wrote: Any suggestions? I would double check that you are indeed using the freshly built corresponding native. Maybe your native installation didn't work as expected and your building from an older compiler. That's the most likely explanation. Alternatively, there have been changes recently in the libada and ada Makefiles by Paolo Bonzini that might be related. I agree with Arnaud that the most likely explanation is not-recent-enough native tools. But you can try reverting to r138299 to see if my patches are at fault. I am starting a fresh build with the trunk (138517) starting with native and will verify that it the 138517 native is being used. If that fails, I will revert to 138299 . I will report as soon as the build(s) finish. --joel
