gmake clean
gmake all
from the command line. Is there some path setup that might be erroneous on my system to cause that or is it a difference in the std headers? Is that a difference with Cygwin and Gcc?
The rest built fine and "cryptest v" passed all tests.
HTH.
michael
At 07:58 PM 6/20/2003 -0400, you wrote:
I'm able to compile the latest code in CVS using cygwin/GCC 3.2. Unfortunately I don't have access to a Linux machine with GCC 3.2 so I can't test it on Linux. The SourceForge compile farm only seems to have 2.9x.
Is there a public Linux shell server with GCC 3.2 installed, or can someone create a private account for me on their machine?
On Mon, Jun 16, 2003 at 03:03:20PM -0700, Michael Hunley wrote:
> A few people have posted, including a previous post from me, on linker
> errors from the latest version in CVS using GCC under RedHat linux (I use 8
> and GCC 3.2.2, unsure of my lib versions at the moment). The last post
> about it I saw was about 1 week ago. I have not seen any posts discussing
> solutions (though a solution by Wei on the AIX end might be part of it),
> only questions about it. Is anyone working on it? Has it been fixed? I
> have not had the chance to retry the latest cut from CVS, let alone work on
> it. I first noticed the problem after some "code patches" went in to
> optimize the linker for space, under Dev Studio. I do not know if the GCC
> linker issues are related or it was just happenstance. I plan to try
> building it again soon, but was hoping someone knew the state before I
> wasted any time on it.
>
> thanks.
>
> Michael Hunley
> Senior Engineer
> PocketPurchase, Inc.
