[gentooppc-user] GCC help!

[Fernando Rodriguez]

I just installed 1.4 in a tibook.  It rocks!  However I have a couple of 
problems building a piece of c++ code I use for work.  I have compiled the 
code with gcc3 and gcc-2.95.3 without problems.  However with 3.2 after 
displaying the "this file includes antiquated header..." warning it gives:

foo.h: cannot declare parametere 'foo' to be of type 'footype::foofoo'
because the followind virtual functions are abstract:

However the code is legit.


So I decided to install gcc-2.93 and use that to build my library.  The first 
build break due to relocation errors, so I compiled with -fPIC instead of 
-fpic.  This time it built fine.  However now, when I compile and run a 
programm linked into the dynamic library I get:

undefined reference to 'foo'
relocation truncated to fit: R_PPC_REL24

What gives?  I thought the idea of compiling with -fPIC would be to get rid of 
the PPC_REL24 references.

Any ideas are *very* welcome

Please CC any message to me.

thanks,  Fernando Rodriguez