Re: [Quickfix-developers] Linux Compile Problems - QF1.8.0

[Joerg T. <Joe...@ma...>]

Hi James,

>    I am attempting to build QuickFIX 1.8.0 on a Linux box, Debian
> Stable, fully up-to-date.  I have installed the latest stable version
> of STLPort.  I get compiler errors when compiling with either gcc 2.95
> or gcc 3.04, the only two stock compilers available for Debian stable.
> I am willing to upgrade the machine to Debian Sarge, which will be the
> new stable within a few months, but do *not* want to go down that road
> if it won't solve the problem.  I am testing a build on one of our
> workstations, which run Debian unstable (i.e. SID).  The compile has
> not completed yet, but if it does, I'll at least know that gcc 3.3.4
> will work.
> 
>    So, the question: what versions of GCC have been used successfully
> to build 1.8.0 on a Linux machine?  The errors I've been getting are
> actual internal compiler errors, complete with a request to send a bug
> report to GNU, not library or linking errors.  Neither are they out of
> memory errors; there's plenty of RAM on the box.

I did compile 1.8.0 both on Debian stable (woody) and testing (sarge) 
without any problems. Which kind of problems do you have?

Cheers, Jörg

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