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Re: ld: cannot find -lc


Hi,

2010/11/28 RÄzvan Surdulescu <surdules@gmail.com>:
> 2010/11/28 RÄzvan Surdulescu <surdules@gmail.com>:
>>> I installed a clean maverick-32 chroot, and with your .config (extracted
>>> from the build log), shared core cc builds OK here. It fails in glibc-2.7,
>>> though.
>>>
>>> glibc-2.7 is marked OBSOLETE, and I am not spending time fixing it. If you
>>> have a fix, then I will apply it, but I won't investigate myself.
>>>
>>> I upgraded to glibc-2.8, and the build completed.
>>
>> I will try with glibc-2.8 and see if that works. If it does, then I
>> will try to find a fix for glibc-2.7
>
> I tried to build with glibc-2.8, and it fails again, same error (can't
> find "-lc" when linking). Here is the build log:
> http://www.sonic.net/~surdules/build.log.gz
>
> Looking more closely, the failure happens during the "shared core C
> compiler", which I think is before the glibc step (this is what was
> happening before as well, when I was using glibc-2.7).
>
> What additional information can I provide to help track this down?
>
> I imagine there is some kind of Makefile in the shared cc build that
> specifies "-lc"; would it help to diff some of my configs/Makefile(s)
> against the ones that worked for you in the chroot install? I can
> upload additional files for this purpose if you want.
>
> Thanks,
>
Yann, I have the attached patch in my private ct-ng tree. It certainly
don't apply on 1.9, but the idea is there, basically it remove the way
ct-ng is messing with gcc internals.

 - Arnaud, 'feeling generous tonight.

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