...on a Pentium M 1.6, Fedora Core 3, gcc-3.3 and scons 0.96.1.D001
Don't know if the output is any use, but the preprocessed compiler output is enclosed. It was in module u_pdreceive.o that the error occurred.
Best Ed
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On Mon, 16 Jan 2006, Ed Kelly wrote:
...on a Pentium M 1.6, Fedora Core 3, gcc-3.3 and scons 0.96.1.D001
Don't know if the output is any use, but the preprocessed compiler output is enclosed.
I don't think that the output is of any use. The output of "scons" would have been better, but fortunately I already know what the problem is.
It was in module u_pdreceive.o that the error occurred.
This is because you are have enabled SIMD on a compiler where SIMD is buggy (gcc 3.3.x).
Either do "scons simd=0" or figure out how to keep the essential SIMD stuff enabled while disabling it for the 95% of the code for which it doesn't matter as much... I haven't tried the latter because I haven't really learned scons. Other people would urge you to upgrade to GCC 4.0 or 4.1.
I tried installing GCC 4.0.2 manually which kinda works, but GCC 4.0.x doesn't want to compile some other program that I really need and it turns out that the way I've installed it, GCC 3.3.x doesn't work anymore because of a conflict of libstdc++ versions that I don't know how to fix. So I completely reverted to GCC 3.3.x.
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