michael.a wrote:
>
>
> So, I really appreciate all of your patience in helping to get me through
> the build process. I guess I'll post something about how the hacking
> effort / reprogramming expiriments work out. In the meantime I hope this
> discussion (and the relevance of a proper extension) still has some legs.
>
>
I had to knockout this error too:
"member with constructor not allowed in anonymous aggregate"
GCC is wayyyy too restrictive in these regards.
I've started with building the simplest shared library I have on hand...
there were a few gcc weird behaviors and quirks (you can't 'friend'
typedefs???) ...but everything was eventually ironed out.
Now I'm stuck in the linking phase though...
I setup another thread in gcc-help where I'm having trouble understanding
the logic of the crt.o files, where they come and how they should be used
etc, but no one has payed any mind to it so far:
http://www.nabble.com/building-installing-GCC-and-crtx.o%27s-confusion-tf3949291.html#a11205247
I would appreciate any assistance possible. I'm really banging my head
against the wall at this point.
I should probably just find that Debian patch and install into the system
directories, but I still don't understand if there are any factors outside
of gcc necessary for a successful build (could glibc be related to the crt.o
files -- and are the crt.o files tied to the system, or do they just link to
shared libraries)
sincerely,
michael
PS: please don't just leave me hanging at this point -michael
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