On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Tim Chapman wrote:
> The compiler (gcc) itself crashes with an internal error. I think it
> occurs in a file called boost.cpp but I can't check until this evening
> when I get home. Looks like some C++ template code (lots of <'s and >'s)
> which I don't know much about.
Tim,
Looks to me that the problem is in your system, not the src.rpm. I run RH
6.2, too, so I'll try to make the time to grab the package and see if it
builds here.
> I used the first method. Watching the output it seemed like the
> autoconfig process worked properly. I suspect its something to do with
> my gcc version? but then, I'm not sure where I went wrong with it since
> I never installed a non-official gcc. Any thoughts?
Strange as it may seem, sometimes something gets stuck in memory and
applications that worked flawlessly now either won't run or bomb in some
other way. I had this a couple of months ago -- I forget the details now --
but, ... rebooting the system cleared up the problem! This was only about
the second time in five years I needed to go this route, and it didn't occur
to me because that's a Microsoft solution, not a linux solution. But it
worked.
May be worth trying on your problem.
Rich
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