Am 27.12.2010 um 20:30 schrieb Dominik Wujastyk:
Any suggestions? I've made TECkit successfully in the past (a year
ago?).
Sprintf is a basic function. Maybe its declaration is guarded by
something in its header file. To find out which header files are used
you can modify the compilation by inserting "-H" (without the quotes)
for example before "-g". Then the compiler would output a large list
of lines starting with one or more "." followed by a SPACE and then
the pathname of such a header file. Then grep for sprintf in these
files (you should have success with stdio.h, probably in /usr/
include). Now check whether the definition is in some #ifdef or
#ifndef! Is it necessary #define (or #undef) something that the
definition os sprintf is reached?
You might also try to substitute the "-c" in the compilation command
with "-E -dD" and "-o .libs/Compiler.o" with "-o
Compiler.preprocessed" and search in this output file the place where
the definition of sprintf should have happened (you'll comments about
inclusion of a header file and which line in which file had caused
it). Now compare the code on the preprocessed output file with that in
the original header file. Which #defs had caused the caused? Which one
is missing, has prevented the definition of sprintf?
Can you compile with the compiler(s) you used last christmas? With a
package management system it should be an easy task to swap them.
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Greetings
Pete
Almost anything is easier to get into than out of.
– Allen's Law
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