Salvatore Filippone <salvatore.filippone@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I am trying to build a recent GCC( both 4.5.0 and trunk) on a linux-ppc > machine (with 4.1.2 preinstalled), and I am getting a bootstrap > failure. > Seraching the archives shows that my symptoms are exactly identical to > those reported in PR 33130; however that bug has been closed as > WORKSFORME, with no further details about either the ultimate cause or > the proper fix. > What's the best way to proceed now? Should I open a new PR (against the > bootstrap component)? If you can't figure it out, please open a new PR. PR 33130 was for gcc 4.3.0. In reporting the PR, please include the relevant lines from /usr/include/stdlib.h. This problem should not happen because regex.c should be compiled with HAVE_CONFIG_H defined, and in the generated file libiberty/config.h HAVE_STDC_HEADERS should be defined, so those lines in regex.c should not be seen by the compiler. You should see at what step that is failing. If your libibert/config.h does not defined HAVE_STDC_HEADERS, see libiberty/config.log for why. Ian
