On 10/26/2012 06:57 PM, H. S. Teoh wrote:
Hmm. Are the Ubuntu patches incomplete then? I would've thought the patches in debian/patches should have taken care of this.
I've posted a follow-up to the d.gnu list, since that's really where this discussion belongs, but just to say you were probably right to suspect something was wrong with my application of the patches. I decided to download a fresh copy of the apt-get source and reapply the patches; now, with the symlinks removed, the build proceeds without the errors related to crti.o or header files.
It still falls over in what looks like the same place as last described, though, even if I try the --disable-lto option. :-(
Also, if you aren't already, make sure you start with a clean, empty objdir everytime you rebuild (I usually run \rm -rf *; configure ...; make -j6), because the miserable system doesn't know how to continue building from where it left off, and sometimes detritus leftover from previous attempts can interfere with the build. You probably already know this, but, just to make sure all bases are covered.
Yea, it's what I was doing, removing and making a fresh build. Re the -j option, I still find that the build falls over in different ways depending on whether I use that option or not (cf. my post in d.gnu).
