Hi Rudá, let's keep the list in Cc:, thanks.
* Rudá Moura wrote on Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 01:54:06AM CET: > On 27/10/2008, at 19:14, Ralf Wildenhues wrote: > >> The "XFAIL" means "expected failure", so that's not the problematic >> one. > Oh my fault, I read about DejaGNU along time ago and missed the point of > XFAIL. > But I found the FAIL script: > > FAIL: multlib.test > > I'm attaching the output for this test on this mail but AFAIK the > problem is not on the test as itself, it's more on the way things works > with gcc and Mac OS X (Leopard). > > Whenever you pass -g option to gcc you instruct to compile with DWARF > information. Gcc on Mac will always dumps debug information in .dSYM > subdirectory, so calling gcc -g foo.c -o foo will create foo binary file > and foo.dSYM subdirectory (and files inside). > I use to use rm -rf *.dSYM in clean/distclean rules of Makefiles. Thanks. This should be fixed when you use a newer Autoconf version. Cheers, Ralf
