RE: compiling sid in cygwin

RE: compiling sid in cygwin

[Björn Runåker (QIC)]

Hello,

Doing: 
./configure --disable-nls
make

Result:
...
[directory sid/component/cgen-cpu]
.libs/impgen /usr/lib/libintl.dll.a > .libs/libintl.dll.a-def
Signal 11
make[6]: ** [libcgencpu.la] Error 139
...

Running last command manually results in segmentation fault.

Running make again get you pass this and it stops when building sid.exe
with following errors: 
../../component/cgen-cpu/.libs/libcgencpu.a(m32r-asm.o): In function 'm32r_cgen_build_insn_regex':
In function 'm32r-asm.c:454: undefined reference to 'xregcomp'
....

Anybody seen this before? 
Suggestions how to solve this?

Regards,

Bjorn


-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Ch. Eigler [mailto:fche@redhat.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 4:48 PM
To: Björn Runåker (QIC)
Cc: 'sid@sources.redhat.com'
Subject: Re: compiling sid in cygwin


Hi -

On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 01:08:16PM +0200, Björn Runåker (QIC) wrote:
> I have problems when compiling sid. 
> I can get ./configure to work [...] but
> make stops when it doesn't find msgfmt.

Yes, sid's neighbouring source trees are fragile with respect to
i18n issues.  Repeat your configure job, this time with "--disable-nls",
and you will have better luck.  An alternative way is to run make with
"MSGFMT=true".


> [...]
> I use latest version of cygwin and latest snapshot of sid.

Sounds good.


- FChE

Re: compiling sid in cygwin

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

Hi -

> [...] Björn Runåker (QIC) wrote:
> Doing: 
> ./configure --disable-nls
> make
> 
> Result:
> ...
> [directory sid/component/cgen-cpu]
> .libs/impgen /usr/lib/libintl.dll.a > .libs/libintl.dll.a-def
> Signal 11
> make[6]: ** [libcgencpu.la] Error 139

That's unfortunate, but can be worked around by avoiding sid
shared libraries.  Add "--disable-shared" to the configure
option list.  Also, you should create a separate empty build
directory, and run "/..path.to.src../configure ...." there.


> Running make again get you pass this and it stops when building sid.exe
> with following errors: 
> ../../component/cgen-cpu/.libs/libcgencpu.a(m32r-asm.o): In function 'm32r_cgen_build_insn_regex':
> In function 'm32r-asm.c:454: undefined reference to 'xregcomp'
> ....

Try running "make all-bfd all-sid" to force construction of a modern
libiberty (libiberty contains xregex*, and is a prerequisite of all-bfd).


- FChE

Re: compiling sid in cygwin

[Frank Ch. Eigler]

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Hi -

On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 01:08:16PM +0200, Björn Runåker (QIC) wrote:
> I have problems when compiling sid. 
> I can get ./configure to work [...] but
> make stops when it doesn't find msgfmt.

Yes, sid's neighbouring source trees are fragile with respect to
i18n issues.  Repeat your configure job, this time with "--disable-nls",
and you will have better luck.  An alternative way is to run make with
"MSGFMT=true".


> [...]
> I use latest version of cygwin and latest snapshot of sid.

Sounds good.


- FChE

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compiling sid in cygwin

[Björn Runåker (QIC)]

Hello!

I have problems when compiling sid. 
I can get ./configure to work (seems that the gcc version must be right - version 2.95.3-5 - gets it through configure), but
make stops when it doesn't find msgfmt.

If someone uses sid in cygwin, please tell me how you compiled it and which version of toolchain that works.

I use latest version of cygwin and latest snapshot of sid.

Regards,

Björn