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Posted: May 17 2006,08:59 QUOTE

Hi again!

Forgot to mention that seamonkey works just fine. I use it almost all the time now.

Have fun,
meo


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Posted: May 18 2006,10:46 QUOTE

clacker - thanks for the complier update.  I have only built one driver with it but I did not have any of the issue with dependencies I had with the older complier.  However, I wanted to bring to your attention (and maybe you are already aware of this) but I ran into this error when trying to compile with the extension in the test area on dsl-n (dsl's big bother).  I then tried the official gcc compiler and no issues there.  Actually with the libraries already installed from my previous attempt I did not have any issues with dependencies with the older extension.  Thanks again for providing this for us to use.

checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
checking whether build environment is sane... yes
checking for gawk... gawk
checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes
checking for gcc... gcc
checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
See `config.log' for more details.

(Sorry, I lost the error in the config.log file with I built with the official gcc compiler).
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Posted: June 29 2006,10:12 QUOTE

I will explain why gcc1-with-libs and (gcc1 May 10, 2006) will not work by itself under DSL-N.

The following files are included with gcc1 (dated Sept 8, 2004) under /usr/lib, but are not included with gcc1-with-libs.dsl (or gcc1 dated May 10, 2006).

crt1.o
crti.o
crtn.o
libc.so
libstdc++.so.5
ptchown

I've noticed that even simple programs, like hello world, require crt1.o in order to compile. The lack of inclusion with newer versions isn't a problem with DSL because crt1.o, crti.o, and crtn.o are already included in /usr/lib. However, because DSL-N does not include these files, and gcc1-with-libs.dsl does not include these files, just loading gcc1-with-libs.dsl under DSL-N will not enable you to compile files.

I am not sure exactly where the error should be said to lay.

I have three possible workarounds if you wish to compile programs in DSL-N:

1) Load gcc1-with-libs.dsl. Then load libc6.dsl. libc6.dsl also has the required files. This is the method I recommend if you have the RAM. 256MB or more. If you have less, you may want to save your RAM and go with methods 2 or 3.

2) Load gcc1.dsl, from 2004. Then load the newer gcc1-with-libs.dsl. This requires about as much RAM as just loading gcc1-with-libs.dsl.

3) Copy out the files required from gcc1.dsl or DSL-LiveCD. Load gcc1-with-libs.dsl. Copy the *crt* files to /usr/lib.
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