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Re: "too many input files" error from cpp (still more)
Thanks, that must be it. I just rebuilt and it looks to be working. Maybe I am too
dependent on bash's name completion, and it puts the trailing slash on
directories.
Now, on to actually working with ECOS.
Jonathan Larmour wrote:
> Greg Shubin wrote:
> > Here are some more clues. I added the gcc -v flag to the offending make file.
> > The FreeBSD one says it is using a specs file, the Linux one says it will use
> > builtin specs.
>
> This definitely indicates a problem - it should not be using builtin specs.
>
> I finally noticed the problem - your paths included:
>
> /home/tools/H-i686-freebsd-gnu//lib/gcc-lib/arm-elf/2.95.2/cpp
>
> There should not be a double slash. You should rebuild, but in the
> configure line make sure there is no trailing slash on the prefix and
> exec-prefix arguments.
>
> The double slash definitely causes the problem you are seeing. I'll update
> the FAQ entry to mention this.
>
> Jifl
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