Marc Giger wrote:	[Fri Feb 06 2004, 02:14:11PM EST]
> Yeah, it looks like:-) but I was wrong... I removed this check and ran
> into troubles. The Macro __GLIBC_HAVE_LONG_LONG must not be defined
> with ccc. So this check is totally ok! It has nothing to do with
> "long long". Sorry... I was searching for the reason why I couldn't
> compile python with ccc.
> After some time I found it! The attached patch solves the problem. Now
> I'm running python 2.3 compiled with ccc:-)

Oh good!

> > > printf '%s %s %s\n' \
> > >                 "-L${gcc_libs_path}" \
> > >                 " -SysIncDir
> > > /usr/lib/compaq/ccc-${ccc_release}/alpha-linux/include" \           
> > >    
> > > " -SysIncDir /usr/include/linux" \                >
> > > usr/lib/compaq/ccc-${ccc_release}/alpha-linux/bin/comp.config
> > 
> > So do you know how this should be changed exactly?
> 
> Hehe, no! 
> This seems not to be the right place neither. I think this is useless
> anyway. The right place to fix it is in "create-comp-config.sh". I tried
> to change it but it seems that a shell-script and regex guru is
> needed;-) The same should be changed by cxx (preventing).
> 
> With these two fixes, I'm able to compile a lot more packages with the
> compaq compiler.

I'll take a look at create-comp-config.sh

> Oh, while we are at it. What do you think if we move the libots libs to
> /lib instead of /usr/lib ?

Sounds good to me.  Done.  Try out 2.2.7-r1.  If it works for you then
I'll mark it stable.

> Lastly, I ran into troubles as I compiled gawk with ccc. 
> Could you imagine what happens? I've made a RAID array with several
> partitions on it. One partition was /usr.
> gawk is needed in the init scripts, but libots.so is located in
> /usr/lib, which is not mounted yet. Too bad.

Ugh :-(

Regards,
Aron

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