I can no longer compile GTM source after upgrading to Fedora which comes with GCC 3.3 I believe this is the version of GCC that many other Linux distributions are using as well. The errors reported are: "GCC no longer implements varargs.h" and "Revise your code to use stdarg.h". I attempted to use the 3.2 version of varargs.h in GGC 3.3, but this also didn't work. I need to be able to compile the source because I apply a patch to support DTM OMI clients.
Ed
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Hi Ed,
We are aware of this issue with recent GCC releases. We are going to revise GT.M to use stdarg in a future release. Until we do this, please use GCC 2.96 (which we use in-house) to build GT.M.
Thanks
-malli
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I can no longer compile GTM source after upgrading to Fedora which comes with GCC 3.3 I believe this is the version of GCC that many other Linux distributions are using as well. The errors reported are: "GCC no longer implements varargs.h" and "Revise your code to use stdarg.h". I attempted to use the 3.2 version of varargs.h in GGC 3.3, but this also didn't work. I need to be able to compile the source because I apply a patch to support DTM OMI clients.
Ed
Hi Ed,
We are aware of this issue with recent GCC releases. We are going to revise GT.M to use stdarg in a future release. Until we do this, please use GCC 2.96 (which we use in-house) to build GT.M.
Thanks
-malli