Re: glibc 2.2.2 compiling error

[Andreas Fehr]

On 2001-03-28, 12:15, Andreas Jaeger wrote:

AJ> Andreas Fehr <address@hidden> writes:
AJ>
AJ> > On 2001-03-28, 01:39, Ulrich Drepper wrote:
AJ> >
AJ> > UD> Andreas Fehr <address@hidden> writes:
AJ> > UD>
AJ> > UD> >  -Y `gcc -print-file-name=cpp | sed 's|/cpp$||'`
AJ> > UD>
AJ> > UD> What does
AJ> > UD>
AJ> > UD>   gcc -print-file-name=cpp
AJ> > UD>
AJ> > UD> print on your system and what is the content of the directory the
AJ> > UD> named file is in?
AJ> > UD>
AJ> > UD>
AJ> >
AJ> > address@hidden:~/tmp/base/glibc-2.2.2/build > gcc -print-file-name=cpp
AJ> > /lib/cpp
AJ> > address@hidden:~/tmp/base/glibc-2.2.2/build > ls /lib/cpp
AJ> > SYSCALLS.c.X  cc1plus     crtbegin.o   f771       libchill.a  libstdc++.a
AJ> > cc1           chillrt0.o  crtbeginS.o  include    libg2c.a    specs
AJ> > cc1chill      collect2    crtend.o     jc1        libgcc.a
AJ> > cc1obj        cpp0        crtendS.o    jvgenmain  libobjc.a
AJ> > address@hidden:~/tmp/base/glibc-2.2.2/build >
AJ> >
AJ> > BTW, as of 'execv: Permission denied' I tried to compile as 'root' but
AJ> > with the same result ('execv: Permission denied').
AJ>
AJ> /lib/cpp should be a program - not a directory.  Your installation of
AJ> gcc is broken.
AJ>

Thanks, that's it. gcc-2.95.3 seems to use cpp0 (read somewhere about
this). I created a new symlink .../cpp0 -> /lib/cpp, this did solve this
problem!

I will check my gcc installation.

Now compiling goes on...

Thanks again!!
-- 
Andreas Fehr
address@hidden