On Sun, 25 May 2003, David List wrote:
On Sun, 25 May 2003, Christian Andersson wrote:
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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