Re: [ooc-compiler] Segmentation fault during installation

[Jan <juh...@mn...>]

Michael van Acken wrote:
> For some reasons I currently do not get any mails from ooc-compiler,
> but Tim kindly forwarded this to me:
> 
>>[...]
>>gc6.1 seems to have installed smoothly (including make check). My only
>>modification was that since including gc.h didn't work the way
>>described in INSTALL (using CPPFLAGS), I copied the contents of
>>gc/include to /usr/local/include/gc instead.
> 
> 
> Segfaults like this are usually caused by bad interaction with the
> gc.  I would suggest to try to build first without gc (it should be
> sufficient to move the gc headers out of the may, then "make
> distclean", then "configure").  The build may run out of memory, but
> repeated "make" should do the trick.
> 
> If this works out, a more recent gc may get you further.

Hi Michael,
I tried the solution you suggested. I renamed gc.h and libgc.*, so that 
configure wouldn't use them - the results are the same as described in 
my first post.

At the moment, I think the problem must be be related to my distribution 
(SuSE 9.0 professional): I just finished trying installation on a 
different machine at work that's running the same distribution (without 
gc) with exactly the same results and behaviour that I get here at home.

Is there anyone using SuSE 9.0 who installed oo2c successfully? Are 
there any libs or programs used during installation that might be 
missing/corrupt/wrong version in SuSE 9.0?

Jan