stauff wrote:
> J. Robinson wrote:
> 
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> With some suggestions by Dave Yeo I was able to get past my previous 
>> CVS error (basically brutally chopping some directories until CVS 
>> successfully updated!).
>>
>> Now I run into a build problem where gcc complains about running out 
>> of virtual memory while compiling the 'libs' portion.
>>
>> Following advice previously given to me by Henry Sobotka I had always 
>> been able to get around this by removing the MOZ_DEBUG_ENABLE_DEFS = 
>> definitions from the config/autoconf.mk file, but alas this doesn't 
>> seem to cut the muster anymore!
>>
>> Most messages I've seen to do with gcc exhausting virtual memory 
>> indicate that this problem can often be avoided by not unrolling loops 
>> and a few other tweaks.
>>
>> Is anything like this sane in the Mozilla build environment to get 
>> away from this problem?
>>
>> Jeff
>>
>>
> You use old GCC for build. This is Pentium GCC problem. Get latest GCC 
> 3.0.x for building at Netlabs. ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/ - get 
> 3.0.3 do not be afraid of beta state -3.0.3 is stable and working.
> 
> Bye!
> 

Hi!

Thanks for the suggestion to use gcc 3.0.3.  Honestly, I had been 
avoiding it simply because it was still labelled "beta", though I know 
Henry had been using it for a while to build Mozilla.

It took me a little while to get it configured properly (due to my own 
over-engineering, of course)... but once I found your article on 
OS/2E-zine things got going well.

The build seems to go fairly well now (at least I don't exhaust my 
virtual memory) but I seem to come to a bit of a dead-end by running 
into symbols that are defined multiple times in xpcom.def.  I'm not 
certain if this is because I hadn't properly cleaned up after a previous 
build attempt or not, so I'm going to clobber what I currently have and 
then grab the newest code form CVS before trying again.

Either way, thanks for the pointer and article!

Jeff

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