The output is listed below. Note that I did try turning off optimization
and I tried changing g++ to QCC (with the appropriate argument changes).
Neither changed anything. ACE compiles fine using gcc 2.95.2 to x86 on
other platforms. So the error is probably in the QNX configuration.
The output is listed below. Note that I did try turning off optimization
and I tried changing g++ to QCC (with the appropriate argument changes).
Neither changed anything. ACE compiles fine using gcc 2.95.2 to x86 on
other platforms. So the error is probably in the QNX configuration.
Chris Elliott <Chris.P.Elliott@ieee.org> wrote:
: When compiling ACE 5.2 on QNX 6.1.0 I get an “Internal compiler error”. I
: have already changed in /usr/lib/gcc-lib/ntox86/2.95.2/specs:
: The output is listed below. Note that I did try turning off optimization
: and I tried changing g++ to QCC (with the appropriate argument changes).
: Neither changed anything. ACE compiles fine using gcc 2.95.2 to x86 on
: other platforms. So the error is probably in the QNX configuration.
Have you try to compile this file manually with -O0 ?
Vaguely remember that the only thing that could get me ACE was to
do a cross-compile from a Solaris box … but that was in the days of Neutrino 1.0
It seems that the QCC can not cope correctly with templates. When I compile
another ORB, ROFES, on QNX RTP 6.1, similiar errors happened. Hope some
people in QNX or the people develop QCC are dealting with it.
The output is listed below. Note that I did try turning off optimization
and I tried changing g++ to QCC (with the appropriate argument changes).
Neither changed anything. ACE compiles fine using gcc 2.95.2 to x86 on
other platforms. So the error is probably in the QNX configuration.
It seems that the QCC can not cope correctly with templates. When I compile
another ORB, ROFES, on QNX RTP 6.1, similiar errors happened. Hope some
people in QNX or the people develop QCC are dealting with it.
ACE & TAO was compilable with the cross development version of Neutrino.
The output is listed below. Note that I did try turning off optimization
and I tried changing g++ to QCC (with the appropriate argument changes).
Neither changed anything. ACE compiles fine using gcc 2.95.2 to x86 on
other platforms. So the error is probably in the QNX configuration.