Re: [Kmatplot-general] Debian package
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From: Kamil <kam...@po...> - 2002-01-21 20:23:41
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Dnia pon 21. stycze? 2002 09:11, napisa?e?: > Hello Kamil, > > I'm trying to compile the debian package of kmatplot 0.3.1 but I have a > problem (another one ;-). > > All is recognized through the configure process (opengl, python, scilab, > octave) but when I compile the sources, It takes a huge quantity of memory. > So much than my Linux system has no enough resource to run X and even to > switch to console. So, I have to reboot each time! > > It seems that the hardest step is in the compilation of files with xml in > their name (xmlparser or smthing like that). > > Do you have a tip to avoid this phenomena ? > A special gcc or g++ flags ? > > Thanks, > > Laurent. > P.S. My computer is a PII 400MHz with 128Mb of ram. > > _______________________________________________ > Kmatplot-general mailing list > Kma...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/kmatplot-general I have similar effect, but gcc finally manages to compile this file after about ten minutes on my computer( K62/400 128MB ). You can avoid this however by turning off all optimizations. I did it by setting CXXFLAGS export CXXFLAGS="-O0" ./configure ( You should check if -O0 is the last optimization flag, because. for example, flags "-O0 -O2" finally sets optimization to level 2 ) You can even replace all "-O2" strings by "-O0" in admin/acinclude.m4.in and invoke: make -f Makefile.dist ./configure Kamil |