On Fri, 7 May 2004, Dennis McRitchie wrote: > Mike, > > Looks like it is picking up a strange mix of include files (maybe some from > OpenPKG and some Solaris 9 native headers), and that they don't play well > together (i.e., header A needs symbol X defined, and expects it to be > defined in header B, but header B comes from a different set of headers and > does not define X). > > What make, binutils, and gcc binaries are you using to build the OpenPKG > make, binutils, and gcc? If you are using the Solaris 9 tools, that may be > the problem. I used the OpenPKG binary versions of make, binutils, and gcc > to get started, and then once they were built, I built everything else from > the newly built versions. I stayed away from Solaris 9 tools as much as > possible.
Same here, I used OpenPKG gcc, make and login as openpkg to build my gcc, perl, make, etc. and remove the installed binaries and reinstall my compile version. However, the two apps that I ran into problems are binutils and top (perhaps some sort of /proc reference or such) there are also some in "current" but that's development stuff. I'm compiling getopt, gettext, gtk and tons of stuff from the src and src_plus so far everything is compiling (with the exceptions above). Regards, - Mike Useful Solaris packages sites: alphabetical order, www. infront, / blastwave.org | openpkg.org | patriots.net | sunfreeware.com / ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
