Re: [ooc-compiler] Segmentation fault during installation

[Michael v. A. <Mic...@de...>]

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

With gc out of the picture, the next likely candidate is gcc.  I never
had any problems with gcc under Linux/ix86, but I have to admit that I
am still running with sturdy old 2.95.4.  You don't happen to have
such an ancient compiler around?  In any case, twiddling with CFLAGS
is probably a good next step.  Please try

  make distclean
  CFLAGS="-O0 -g" ./configure ...

> 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?

And I would like to know if anyone is running gcc 3.3.x under
Linux/ix86?

-- mva