fenv.h problem again???
Kerios, Chris (KSC-ASRC-466)[ASRC AEROSPACE CORP]
chris.kerios@nasa.gov
Tue Feb 8 20:29:00 GMT 2011
Hello again,
I just finished a llllooonnnggg discussion from last October on what I believe is the same problem I am having now. Although after reading the whole thread, I don't believe a solution was agreed on by all those who were in on that discussion. If I followed the discussion enough it sounded like a patch of some sort was put in, but not to everyone's satisfaction.
I am building on host=x86 Fedora 14, using ct-ng version 1.9.3. I am trying to build with the uClibc 0.9.30.3. library. All of this is for a PowerPC 405GPr target. I have attached all my config files.
What is really interesting in all of this is...I have successfully built glibc and eglibc versions with identical configs! Just a change in the library selected...what I don't understand is that it is breaking in building the first static compiler. I don't know enough to understand if the selection of uClibc affects this so early in the build.
Any thoughts? Based on the previous thread, I don't want to open up an old wound but I sure could take some help again.
Regards,
Chris
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