Well, I was just the using the same .ebuild that I used to work. That ebuild needs reworking for the new configure script, but I got the same problems from the command line...
> What flags did you pass to ./configure? I have the same CPU and my > flags in release mode are: no flags :-) $ cat config.log Tue Mar 22 20:22:08 GMT 2005 ./configure but CFLAGS was set to -funroll-loops -fprefetch-loop-arrays -pipe Anduin said that certain combinations of CFLAGS can cause the compiler to get confused in this way. I guess if you use agressive CFLAGS then you're gonna get these problems. In this situation adding -fomit-frame-pointer sorts it out for me. Maybe a warning in the configure output is appropriate... > Can you tell me what the output of ./configure was, and the locations of > gcc, ccache and distcc in your path? The actually distcc error is: distcc[10764] (dcc_mkdir) ERROR: mkdir /var/tmp/.distcc/lock failed: No such file or directory This may be down to some interaction between Gentoo's ebuild system and your configure script, so I wouldn't worry too much. Here's the info you wanted... $ ./configure # Basic Settings Compile type release Compiler cache no DistCC yes Install prefix /usr/local CPU x86 Big Endian no MMX enabled yes Vector Builtins no # Input Support Joystick menu yes lirc support yes ivtv support yes FireWire support no DVB support no [/usr/src/linux-2.6.11-gentoo-r4-bytesex-kraxel1/include] # Sound Output Support OSS support yes ALSA support yes aRts support yes JACK support no # Video Output Support x11 support yes xrandr support yes xv support yes XvMC support no XvMC VLD support no OpenGL vsync no Creating config.mak and config.h $ type -p distcc /usr/bin/distcc $ type -p gcc /usr/bin/gcc $ type -p ccache (i'm not using ccache, that's a project for another day...) _______________________________________________ mythtv-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-dev
