in fact there's must a wrong choice about the default include dir on my m68k-gcc... it seem it look inside the gcc include dir instead of the standard C include... so it got the gcc assert (implemented with __eprintf) and ask to link with libgcc. Unfortunately my uCLinux libgcc does not has __eprintf (maybe I just cut it out while building my uCLinux ;-) and so there's a error...
now I just add the right -IstandardCIncludePath and it all works... thanks! >I assume either some -Iincludepath line is wrong and thus you get gcc's >assert instead of the one from the C library, or you need to link >against libgcc on uclinux. Check the uclinux mailing lists ;) > >cheers, >dalibor topic _______________________________________________ kaffe mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kaffe.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kaffe
