It looks this issue was never fixed.
I am now using Ubuntu 16.04, and just got the same issue 'asm/errno.h' file not
found!
I see this issue was reported 5 years ago. Why is this never get fixed?
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I can confirm this bug while trying to compile gcc 4.6 on a standard
ubuntu installation. Creating the symbolic link /usr/include/asm solves
the problem.
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I just hit this problem when I tried to compile vanilla gcc-4.6 from the
gcc svn branch.
Two comments:
(a) installing the multilib package on a non-multilib i686 machine is not a
real option
(why would I install 64bit libs and environment if I don't need them?
System hygiene!)
(b) you
clang needs to be aware of multiarch paths, same for llvm
** Package changed: gcc-defaults (Ubuntu) = clang (Ubuntu)
** Also affects: llvm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Changed in: clang (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: llvm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
include/asm
clang should be made aware of multi-arch as it has a supported package
available. Though it is not installed by default. Could it simply depend
on gcc-multilib?
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no, won't work on armel (which doesn't have gcc-multilib)
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Title:
include/asm missing - change Suggest to Depends on gcc-multilib
To manage
This affects the Clang Static Analyzer (scan-build) as well:
In file included from /usr/include/errno.h:36:
In file included from /usr/include/bits/errno.h:25:
/usr/include/linux/errno.h:4:10: fatal error: 'asm/errno.h' file not found
#include asm/errno.h
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I'm not sure what happened here exactly. But the missing asm dir breaks
a lot of builds for me, e.g. ufraw for my own system as well. And my
thought was also that I need to get just build-essential
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On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 06:15:51PM -, D wrote:
I'm not sure what happened here exactly. But the missing asm dir breaks
a lot of builds for me, e.g. ufraw for my own system as well. And my
thought was also that I need to get just build-essential
You do only need build-essential. If you
It is however required if you're using the intel compilers, and it is
not in any way obvious that gcc-multilib should be installed in order
for those to work. If build-essential would depend on gcc-multilib,
intel compilers would work out of the box.
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build-essential is the set of packages that are implicitly installed for
building Debian packages. Intel compilers are sideways to this; I'm
afraid this needs to be handled by way of the intel compilers (or
packages thereof) being updated to recognize the /usr/include/triplet
include path by
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Title:
include/asm missing - change Suggest to Depends on gcc-multilib
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** Tags added: multiarch
** Tags removed: running-unity
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Title:
include/asm missing - change Suggest to Depends on gcc-multilib
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Why do you need /usr/include/asm? /usr/include/triplet/asm is already
on the path for the compiler; /usr/include/asm is only provided by gcc-
multilib in order to support building binaries for an ABI other than the
default (e.g., building with gcc -m32 on amd64), where triplet for the
target
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