Atwood, Robert C wrote:
It's RedHat EL4 on a AMD
x86-64 system, I've got all the gcc- and gcc4- packages that the
installation system provides, installed.
Then it fails to build due to
/usr/bin/ld: crti.o: No such file: No such file or directory
In this case, it is missing the 32-bit version of crti.o. However, it
seems like RedHat's installation system will not give me the option to
install the 32 bit version.
In addition to the (64-bit) gcc development package, you would require
the Red Hat installation groups "legacy" (32-bit) development, and
"compatibility" (32-bit) libraries. In my experience, you would also
need to build and install the current gnu binutils source release, to
permit correct linking of libstdc++, not to mention updating to current
gmp and mpfr.
BTW, there is a big difference among EL4 updates. If you have a dual
socket dual core system, you would likely find U4 useful; otherwise U3
may be sufficient. I don't think any of them have a satisfactory gcc4.
