Ken Brown cornell.edu> writes:
>
> Install the gcc4 package.
>
I had exactly the same problem, which was solved by installing gcc4. Thanks.
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2009/12/25 Sisyphus:
> - Original Message - From: "Chloe"
>
>> I might be able to add a cc flag in cpan, but I don't know how to take one
>> out.
>
> One hack (which I think should work) would be to remove " -fstack-protector"
> from the ccflags spec in cygwin/lib/perl5/5.10/cygwin/Config_h
On 12/25/2009 7:08 AM, Chloe wrote:
The cygwin setup (version 2.673) has gcc 3.4.4-999 only, which is what I
have installed. The latest version of gcc is 4.4.2.
Install the gcc4 package.
Ken
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- Original Message -
From: "Chloe"
I might be able to add a cc flag in cpan, but I don't know how to take one
out.
One hack (which I think should work) would be to remove " -fstack-protector"
from the ccflags spec in cygwin/lib/perl5/5.10/cygwin/Config_heavy.pl. (I'm
guessing tha
I can't install or build Perl modules with cpan or cpanp because it
passes -fstack-protector argument flag to gcc and that argument is not
accepted in the cygwin version of gcc.
Here is the error message from cpan while trying to install a Perl module.
gcc -c -I/usr/include/openssl -DPERL_USE_
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