On Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 09:28:18AM -0700, Aaron Turner wrote:
> Huh. Not sure why newer versions of gcc find it, but I won't
> complain... easy enough to fix. Thanks for the tip. So I take it
> that things are compiling fine now for you?
Yup. All good. Here's the sequence of events:
A) That problem with dbgx not being defined in common/cache.c occured; I
fixed it by adding '#include "err.h"' in cache.c
B) I then got errors because GCC claimed that you cannot have an #ifdef
in the middle of a macro; in other words, it considered
dbgx( blah blah blah
#ifdef foo
anotherblah
#else
someotherblah
#endif
);
to be wrong. Before complaining to the list again, I figured I'd make
sure it wasn't the fact my version of GCC was born while there was still
a Democrat in the White House, so I upgraded to GCC 4.1.1 and it worked
fine.
I just tried using GCC 4.1.1 again, by the way, after removing that
#include "err.h" -- I wanted to see if that issue was also caused by my
old GCC -- but no such luck. I got the same complaint. So I suspect
that's a real issue.
Things are much less frustrating and are actually working now -- thanks!
(I still don't quite know how to use --dlink to change to ethernet, but
I'll browse the docs and see if I can figure it out)
-roy
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