Hi all,
>> 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?
>
>
> 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.
I did
rsync -avz -e ssh root@<healthy machine>:/usr/include/* /usr/include
and this has fixed the problem. I could now even install Pantomime!! :-)
Sorry for the noise!!
Thanks a lot,
Andreas
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