The only option to configure was: --prefix=/usr/local/gccbuild. I did a mkdir of "gccbuild", but the object directory is /usr/local/gccobj. I used the "gccbuild" directory because of the recommendation that the object directory not be in the same path as the build directory, or vice versa. The source directory is in a totally different path. I don't know if I'm using the native HP C compiler. I don't think it is installed on this system. I'm trying to install gcc so that I can upgrade/install Apache web server (httpd 2.0). The Apache is not building and I think it's because I don't have any compilers installed on the system. The OS load was conducted using a proprietary set of tapes with proprietary software, not by installing from a factory released build, so I think they didn't install any compilers on the system. I don' t know what the bundled K&R compiler or the ANSI C compiler are. As you can tell I'm not as knowledgeable as I should be, but I need to upgrade my web server for security reasons. VR, Matt -----Original Message----- From: Bob Proulx [mailto:bob@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 1:34 To: Mcgovern, Matthew CIV NAVAIR 521420E Cc: gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: Gcc 3.4.6 Build error Mcgovern, Matthew CIV NAVAIR 521420E wrote: > I am attempting to install a native gcc 3.4.6 on an HP-UX 10.20 OS. > I've successfully run configure. The srcdir is separate from objdir. > When I try to build the system I get the following error: > > Cpp: libgnuintl.h line 301 error 4065 Recursion in macro > "libintl_set_relocation_prefix" Exactly what were the options to configure? Are you using the native HP C compiler? Is this the bundled K&R compiler or the optionally installed ANSI C compiler? > Any suggestions on how to solve this and continue with the build? Depending upon the above answer you may need to bootstrap yourself using a previously compiled binary version of gcc. Bob
