Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4749 mails)

[David List <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sun, 25 May 2003, David List wrote:

>On Sun, 25 May 2003, Christian Andersson wrote:
>
>...<snip>...
>>Ok, I didn't really suspect this bootstrap parameter would help, really.
>>Issuing it is just a kind of common practice, making the build process first
>>to make a basic (not BASIC) compiler, which is then used to make a final
>>version.
>
>I'm aware of that. I hadn't used it and didn't much expect it to make
>any difference, since - as far as I know - you use this option for when
>you basically hasn't got any compiler on the system already. The
>compiler I have on the system right now *does* work with anything
>else...
>
>>I do not see anything strange in your configure output either. Still, however,
>>your libc seems to be uncompatible with the build of the compiler. Could it
>>be that glibc is built for another target than sparc64-unknown-linux-gnu?
>>Your /usr partition should have a subdirectory sparc-???-???-linux-???
>>something. Try to give the name of that directory to the configure script of
>>gcc, like this:
>>
>># ../gcc-3.2.2/configure --target=sparc-???-??? --enable... and so on
>
>I'll look into that.

I have a /usr/sparc-suse-linux directory and I tried with both
--target=sparc-suse-linux
and
--target=sparc64-unknown-linux-gnu

They both delivered the same result when I ran make.

Best regards,
David List