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The Chapter 6 GCC instructions suggest running the sanity check in the
"Readjusting the toolchain" section after reinstalling GCC. However, if
you just follow the instructions as they are, it will "fail". Before you
install GCC into /usr, the check for "/usr/lib/crt.*" will work, but
after you do it will not because GCC will actually be using
"/usr/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux-gnu/4.0.2/../../../crt1.o" - really the same
thing but obviously shows up differently in the log and won't be found
by the grep command in the toolchain adjustment sanity check. Either
the GCC instructions should contain a note about this, or the command to
find the "crt.*" references should be somehow changed to account for
both possibilities.
- New toolchain adjustment/sanity check problem Chris Staub
- Re: New toolchain adjustment/sanity check problem Dan Nicholson
- Re: New toolchain adjustment/sanity check problem Jeremy Huntwork