Hi Fred and all, > On 18 Jun 2019, at 08:38, Fred Kiefer <[email protected]> wrote: > > normally I would first ask which compiler you are using and what version of > all components. But in this case the problem seems to be totally outside of > GNUstep. The file /usr/include/inttypes.h is a system header and your > compiler isn’t able to parse it. The question is rather how did you get this > far :-) Similar problems should have happened when your compiled other bits > of GNUstep. How could you work around these?
Rebuilding GNUstep on this box does not work (same problems). The system installation seems to be completely broken. I have another machine (also Ubuntu 16.04 with GNustep installed) that works just fine. Any idea what system files I could try to sync from the healthy machine to the corrupt one to heal this? The corrupt machine unfortunately is a production machine with a lot of productive databases that cannot be easily thrown away. Thanks, Andreas
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