The interesting parts are:
I then ran ./configure CFLAGS='-D__i386__=1 -Wall -pipe -O2' and
followed up with make which exited giving me a lot of messages like
src/x86/darwin.S:41:Invalid mnemonic 'pushl'
This is a Core 2 Duo; my machine (and I assume that of most other
Darwin/x86 testers) is a Core Duo. What kinds of breakage might
there
be?
For the x86 ffitarget.h to compile, either __i386__ or __x86_64__
must
be defined. Neither of these seem to be defined by that compiler
(gcc
4.0.1 20050625 (prerelease)).
Does that ring a bell?
Unfortunately it doesn't ring a bell, but those should be defined in
at least recent
gccs from apple. I don't have a released compiler installed on any of
my machines
handy, but looking at gcc -E -dM should get the preprocessor macros
defined.
Do you have a version of the compiler that was used?
-eric
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