On Wed, 19 Mar 2008 10:52:30 -0400
Jack Howarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are at least two bugs in the linker from Xcode 3.1
which will prevent gcc43 from building. The first one manifests
itself as a duplicate symbol in both tree-inline.o and libbackend.a
(which contains tree-inline.o already) when linking cc1plus-dummy.
This can be hacked around by removing the extra instance of
tree-inline.o from gcc/cp/Make-lang.in. However this shouldn't
be required since a unix linker should ignore duplicate symbols
from a static library. Even with this workaround the build will
fail later when linking parts of libjava. For now if you need gcc43
and the iPhoneSDK, I would revert to Xcode 3.0, build gcc43
and then reinstall the iPhoneSDK. Beware though that the Xcode
3.1 linker definitely has issues.
Jack
Since gfortran is so important, and so slow and painful to compile, would it be
possible for fink to host (or point to my) debian binaries for this? I do this
myself, informally, for the benefit of my colleagues, and would be happy to
make this available to anyone who is in need.
Bill
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