On 1/14/16, René Rebe <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Barry, > > again I do not get this, the error pretty much says all: > >> # error "glibc cannot be compiled without optimization" > > > Do you explicitly somehow build without optimization? > Do you build with a newer bash that I intentionally avoided so far due to > too many regressions? > etc, … ? > > René
Hi guys, I am doing a native build with T2 on the Raspberry Pi3, running Quirky 8.1.3.1. As I now have my 1TB USB3 hard drives working with the Pi3, as documented here, the opportunity has arisen to give T2 a go: http://barryk.org/news/?viewDetailed=00465 I chose the "embedded" target, cortex-a8 CPU as there isn't a cortex-a7 option. I am using my old download of T2 from early 2015, as it has many fixes for Quirky builds. Slow of course, but it got through Stage 0 overnight, using 3 cores. Had to fix a few things along the way. Then at Stage 1, glibc, hit the same error as reported in this thread. Why is it gives an error about no optimization? I haven't done anything. I looked in glibc.conf, there is a line that prefixes CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -g -DNDEBUG=1" in front of the "../configure ...." So, it seems that the prior value of CFLAGS does not have any optimisation set. So, I inserted "-O" in that line, CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -g -DNDEBUG=1 -O", now glibc has compiled OK. It has now failed at Stage 1, dietlibc. That one has also been reported in this mail-list, I will go an reread that thread. Regards, Barry Kauler
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