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I got through clean with prefix launcher install. To back up just a second, the previous failures while compiling charset.c were very odd. There was no core or error messages except "internal error". As I mentioned, when I tried it a 2nd time, it repeated. When I tried doing the compile by hand, outside the prefix-launcher environment, it worked. Very odd. |
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I effectively redid what I did before with a couple changes: |
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1) I did ulimit -S -d unlimited (but I have not yet change ncargs) |
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2) I had a LIBPATH set before but that should not have changed anything. I unset it in the last pass |
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3) Moved the place of the source and destination to a shorter pathname. |
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I used the same gcc 4.5.0 compiler as before. As I said, I've made it through the prefix-launcher install. My guess is that the ulimit avoided the charset.c issue. And the shorter pathnames avoided the arg limit issue which would also be avoided with setting ncargs. |
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Perhaps add a little comment about ulimit and ncargs in your wiki page. |
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I'm going to continue onward... |
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