On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, hany mohamed wrote:
../compat/strstr.c: In function `strstr':
../compat/strstr.c:67: error: `NULL' undeclared (first use in this function)
../compat/strstr.c:67: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only
once
../compat/strstr.c:67: error: for each function it appears in.)
make: *** [strstr.o] Error 1
Probably, headers either not installed, or installed in the wrong
place.
that is the message which comes to me when i excute teh command make..
i m using mandrake 10.0....i compiled the untiltes gcc ,binutiles ,glibc and
linux headers..
the configure was ok with some "nos" for example {no...sin}
but make don't work..i m using user root...because the lfs user was not ok
while making glibc.
so what is wrong?
My worst-case estimate is that you've trashed the host system by
building as root. Hopefully, that isn't the case. If you report the
errors when they first happen, and wait, you might get replies that help
you to solve the problem.
You should also take a look at creating logs, because you seem keen to
make your own attempts to get around problems, and you *will* need to
know what has happened if things go wrong. Also, find out what got
installed at each step (e.g. touch a marker-file before installing, then
'find / -newer marker-file' after the install).
For most people, that 'find' command will have an excessively wide
focus for chapter 5, but if you are running as root then you need to
look at the whole system.
HTH
Ken
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