Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
Karl Krach <mailinglists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
What I figured out: My problem is that my GCC reads the specs from the
current directory (if available).
This is not normal behaviour. There is something odd about your GCC.
Or you've done something like set the environment variable
GCC_EXEC_PREFIX to ".".
I've already checked all environment variables. There is only $GCC_SPECS
and it's empty. But this variable (if empty) has no effect to GCC's
behavior.
Ian
And yes, I'm also sure that it's not the normal behavior. But I've no
idea which parameters to change.
Thanks,
Charly
