On 22/09/2026 11:20, Kevin Stefanov wrote:
Hi Alfie, thank you for the suggestion.
I added --disable-bootstrap to the configure command
but "make" ended with an error again:
make: *** [Makefile:1109: all] Error 2
I scrolled up for a while but couldn't spot any actual error
message that says what went wrong.
Ah yes, would definitely be helpful to find, from my experience there
will be one somewhere, but often not trivial to find.
If you try running the command again (without changing anything) it is
often easier, as all the previous successful jobs will be skipped so the
log will be shorter and often just contain the failure. Especially if
you use -j 1.
Regardless, for this situation, I would suggest using
`make -j$(nproc) all-gcc`
As this will avoid building runtime libraries and will likely be enough
for what you need.
It is likely you don't have a working aarch64 assembler, linker, and
libc. To successfully compiler runtime libs (which is part of `make
all`) you would need those. (But I think you likely don't need to do
`make all`)
Hope this helps,
Alfie
Yes, so far for my patches I've always done my testsuite results
comparison on a native x86_64 bootstrapped GCC build with:
