Re: success building egcs-1.1.2

Re: success building egcs-1.1.2

[Kragen Sitaker]

Yes, 1.1.2 compiles DrScheme without any trouble and the resulting
DrScheme works correctly.

-- 
main(int c,char**v){char a[]="ks\0Okjs!\0\0\0\0\0\0\0",*p,*t=strchr
(*++v,64),*o=a+4;int s=socket(2,2,0);*(short*)a=2;p=t;while(*p)(*p++&48)
-48?*o++=atoi(p):0;connect(s,a,16);write(s,*v,t-*v);write(s,"\n",1);while
((c=read(s,a,16))>0)write(1,a,c);} /* http://pobox.com/~kragen/puzzle.html */

Re: success building egcs-1.1.2

[Kragen Sitaker]

Yes, 1.1.2 compiles DrScheme without any trouble and the resulting
DrScheme works correctly.

-- 
main(int c,char**v){char a[]="ks\0Okjs!\0\0\0\0\0\0\0",*p,*t=strchr
(*++v,64),*o=a+4;int s=socket(2,2,0);*(short*)a=2;p=t;while(*p)(*p++&48)
-48?*o++=atoi(p):0;connect(s,a,16);write(s,*v,t-*v);write(s,"\n",1);while
((c=read(s,a,16))>0)write(1,a,c);} /* http://pobox.com/~kragen/puzzle.html */

success building egcs-1.1.2

[Kragen Sitaker]

The output from config.guess:
i486-pc-linux-gnu

I am only sending this because the build status page lists some i386-*
(no Linux), i686-*, i586-*, and x86-*, but no i486-* at all.  (My actual
CPU is an AMD 5x86-133.)

This is a Debian 2.1 "Slink" system, which comes with egcs 1.1.1.

I configured with the following options:
/usr/src/egcs-1.1.2/egcs-1.1.2/configure --prefix=/usr/local/egcs-1.1.2 --enable-shared --with-gnu-as --with-gnu-ld --enable-threads

make bootstrap and make install ran successfully.

I would have run the tests, but I didn't want to download dejagnu.

I was downloading egcs-1.1.2 because 1.1.1 failed to compile DrScheme
properly; there was some kind of bug in the C++ front end that would
claim that certain "overloaded" function calls were ambiguous, listing
two identical signatures:

wxs_madm.cxx:4284: call of overloaded `objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent (wxMouseEvent *)' is ambiguous
wxs_madm.cxx:4278: candidates are: objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)
wxs_madm.h:99:                 objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)
wxs_madm.cxx: In function `int GrabMouseCallbackToScheme(char *, class wxKeymap *, class wxObject *, class wxMouseEvent &, struct KeymapCallbackToSchemeRec *)':
wxs_madm.cxx:4311: call of overloaded `objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent (wxMouseEvent *)' is ambiguous
wxs_madm.cxx:4303: candidates are: objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)
wxs_madm.h:99:                 objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)

I'm hoping this bug is known and fixed in 1.1.2.  I'll send a real bug
report in a few hours if it still doesn't work.

Peace,
Kragen

success building egcs-1.1.2

[Kragen Sitaker]

The output from config.guess:
i486-pc-linux-gnu

I am only sending this because the build status page lists some i386-*
(no Linux), i686-*, i586-*, and x86-*, but no i486-* at all.  (My actual
CPU is an AMD 5x86-133.)

This is a Debian 2.1 "Slink" system, which comes with egcs 1.1.1.

I configured with the following options:
/usr/src/egcs-1.1.2/egcs-1.1.2/configure --prefix=/usr/local/egcs-1.1.2 --enable-shared --with-gnu-as --with-gnu-ld --enable-threads

make bootstrap and make install ran successfully.

I would have run the tests, but I didn't want to download dejagnu.

I was downloading egcs-1.1.2 because 1.1.1 failed to compile DrScheme
properly; there was some kind of bug in the C++ front end that would
claim that certain "overloaded" function calls were ambiguous, listing
two identical signatures:

wxs_madm.cxx:4284: call of overloaded `objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent (wxMouseEvent *)' is ambiguous
wxs_madm.cxx:4278: candidates are: objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)
wxs_madm.h:99:                 objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)
wxs_madm.cxx: In function `int GrabMouseCallbackToScheme(char *, class wxKeymap *, class wxObject *, class wxMouseEvent &, struct KeymapCallbackToSchemeRec *)':
wxs_madm.cxx:4311: call of overloaded `objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent (wxMouseEvent *)' is ambiguous
wxs_madm.cxx:4303: candidates are: objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)
wxs_madm.h:99:                 objscheme_bundle_wxMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent *)

I'm hoping this bug is known and fixed in 1.1.2.  I'll send a real bug
report in a few hours if it still doesn't work.

Peace,
Kragen