What is weird is that this issue is only present in Fedora Rawhide, older
versions of fedora are not affected. I couldn't pinpoint what package
update caused that issue. I made a regression for gcc and packages related
to it with no luck.
It seems to be an issue related to a bug in gcc. Here is
> Marek Kulik writes:
>> I cannot compile postgresql for armv7. I tested a bunch of versions of gcc
>> and all have the same issue.
FWIW, I just tried a build with --enable-dtrace on up-to-date Fedora 35
aarch64, and that worked fine. So this definitely seems like a problem
in the toolchain not
Marek Kulik writes:
> I cannot compile postgresql for armv7. I tested a bunch of versions of gcc
> and all have the same issue.
> Maybe someone encountered something similar. I'm using Fedora Rawhide. Here
> is the error:
> sh-5.1# gcc -I../../../../src/include -I/usr/include/libxml2
> -c
Hi,
I cannot compile postgresql for armv7. I tested a bunch of versions of gcc
and all have the same issue. Sometimes disabling optimization allows me to
compile failed files but it is not a rule. The same error will happen in
another file and changing optimization parameters or lto options does
Hi,
I cannot compile postgresql for armv7. I tested a bunch of versions of gcc
and all have the same issue. Sometimes disabling optimization allows me to
compile failed files but it is not a rule. The same error will happen in
another file and changing optimization parameters or lto options does
