Since Dale's message refers neither to C++ nor to elf-gcc I took the liberty to change subject.
Dale Scheetz writes: >On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, Jeff Noxon wrote: In a private email I guess? >> Have you used gdb? Just compile with -ggdb, and run the program from gdb. >> It should land you on the offending line of the source code. > >Well, when I add the -ggdb option, I get: > >gcc -O -ggdb -c seesat.c >gcc -O -ggdb -c driver.c >gcc -O -ggdb -c util.c >gcc -O -ggdb -c sgp4.c >gcc -O -ggdb -c astro.c >gcc -O -ggdb -c readel.c >gcc -O -ggdb -o seesat5 -L/usr/lib/ seesat.o driver.o util.o sgp4.o astro.o >readel.o -lm Omit -L/usr/lib, gcc looks there by default, and try -g instead of -ggdb >ld: Output file requires shared library `libc.so.4' >gcc: Internal compiler error: program ld got fatal signal 6 >make: *** [seesat5] Error 1 > >Now, I found libc.so.4 in /lib/, so I made a link (I tried both symbolic >and hard links) in /usr/lib thinking that -L wanted it there. Still same >error. If I remove the -ggdb option everything compiles and links fine. For debugging you have to link statically, so adding -static might be a better guess. >Any ideas? s.a. -- Siggy
