Hmm... That's odd, the comma is in the book. However, removing the
space as Philippe pointed out made a difference. However, it's just a
different error.
I seem to be missing libgcc.so, libgcc_s.so, and libgcc_s.a.
libgcc.a is there.
New dummy.log attached, but at this point, I suspect I made an error in
a previous step, and less hair tearing will result from starting over
than trying to track it down.
Mike McCarty wrote:
Doug Downham wrote:
In section 6.10, using version 6.5 of the LFS book, I've encountered a
strange error.
When I create dummy.c and run 'cc dummy.c -v -Wl, --verbose &>
dummy.log', a.out is not produced. dummy.log says
If this is exactly the command, then you need to get the comma out.
Mike
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