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From: Robert E F. <bfa...@ra...> - 2015-04-08 19:13:01
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Hi all, First let me say, I tried to look at the mail list archives first but after waiting 8 hours for the page to load, gave up. I am trying to do a "no root access" compile and install on a RHEL6 machine. I downloaded the 3.10.1 tarball, % tar -xaf valgrind-3.10.1.tar.bz2 % cd valgrind-3.10.1 % ./configure --prefix=/home/name/bin % make <<error as shown in subject line>> I went back through the log and found where it should have created the object file in question. I saw that the gcc command was proceeded by "compile" command which describes itself as a script to be used if the compiler does not support "-c -o" options. I thought gcc did, so this was bizarre. When I ran either the "compile gcc" command or the "gcc" by itself with the rest of the command line copied from the log, I got mismatched ". error I thought it was odd that the file names in double-quotes were preceded by double-quote, backslash, double-quote which would put the escaped double-quote inside the quoted string, but at the end it had the same thing which puts the escaped double-quote outside the quoted string. I tried to fool around with double quotes generation in the Makefile, but could not get something that worked. I could get the file to compile if I manually replaced the double-quote, backslash, double-quote occurrences with just double-quote. How should I proceed? Thanks, Bob |