> Same... So this definitely isn't a Geany issue, but a compiler problem. The code above is extremely simple, and doesn't contain any Geany code at all (you can even remove all the `#define`s, they are unused).
I'd try reinstalling gcc and friends and see how it's going. One interesting bit that might or might not be related is that `uname` reports processor and hardware architecture, which it does not for me. It might be interesting because apparently from the config.log `configure` tries to obtain it through `/usr/bin/uname -p`, but as `uname` is `/bin/uname` it didn't work; and likely the majority of software are using the same Autotools bit for detection. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2040#issuecomment-452688730
