Hi,
I'm trying to learn a opensource program written in C++. I
compiled
everything with a ./Allwmake script and turned on debug
information by
setting an environment variable. I only partly works - Some
of the files
still don't have debug information included (I want to
debug into the
code with ddd / gdb).
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I first got this reply:
1)
I guess there are still some .o or .so files lingering
around which were
not properly touched by your Allwmake. Use the find-command
to find all
.o and .so files in your installation that were created
BEFORE your own
building session and remove them. Then rebuild.
Then I got this:
2)
This looks like a problenm with compiler relocation. I
usually build
mine into /usr/tmp, which makes it easier, but you should be
able to
easily build your own compiler. You can download gcc-4.1.1
source from
one of the gcc sites. Then, remove the compiler from
~/(program_name)/linux/gcc-4.1.1 (just delete the directory
+ I am
assuming you're using linux) and build your own using the
following steps:
cd ~/(program_name)
mkdir linuxSrc
cd linuxSrc
Copy the compiler tar pack here (if you cannot find it, pls
let me know
and I will leave one for you somewhere convenient).
tar xzf gcc-4.1.1.tar.gz
mkdir gcc-4.1.1-obj
cd gcc-4.1.1-obj
../gcc-4.1.1/configure
--prefix=~/(program_name)/linux/gcc-4.1.1
--enable-languages=c,c++ --enable-shared
Now build it:
gmake bootstrap
and install it:
gmake install
You can now delete the directories in
~/(program_name)/linuxSrc
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I don't understand anything of answer number 2.... So what
is "compiler
relocation" - and gmake???
Best regards
Martin Jørgensen
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