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Hello All, |
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As the subject says, something is definitely wrong. Here is what I have |
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done so far... After the thread on recompiling everything, I set out to |
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rebuild my system from the ground up, using gcc 3.0.4. After booting, I |
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compiled the compiler (with the 1.0-gcc3 profile). I then bootstrapped |
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the system, and then compiled the base system. So far so good, |
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everything went smoothly. Then I tried to compile something larger, |
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kde3. Everything was going fine, it compiled all the dependencies, |
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etc... But when it got to packages such as kdeutils and kdemultimedia, |
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it would send the compiler into what I could only describe as a loop |
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that just caused the disk to thrash, consuming more and more memory as |
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it went (over 100MB just for gcc). So life goes on, I don't really need |
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kde anyhow. I compiled evolution next and a few other small packages. |
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Besides the little libpng thing, everything was going fine. And then I |
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tried to get some actual work done and compile some of my own code... It |
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was really quite a simple piece of c++ code with no compiler |
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optimizations at all, just straight g++ foo.cpp -o foo. The compiler |
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produced some really weird error messages about 'using namespace std;', |
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yet not using that directive would tell me that I hadn't declared |
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'cout'. Strange huh? End result, I had to ssh to a box that had gcc |
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2.95.x on it to get some work done.(My code compiled without a hitch |
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there.) |
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To make this long story short, are there any known problems with gcc |
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3.0.4 before I go off filing a bug report? One last thing, I compiled |
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gcc with the basic optimizations that were provided: i686-pc-linux-gnu, |
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-march=i686 -03 -pipe. |
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Anyone else had a similar problem/ ideas on how I can fix this? This |
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machine is pretty damn solid, so I believe I can rule out |
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memory/hardware failure. |
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--David |