• Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> Nov 19 2005
• Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> Nov 25 2005
• clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> Nov 25 2005
• John Reimer <terminal.node gmail.com> Nov 25 2005
• clayasaurus <clayasaurus gmail.com> Nov 25 2005
• Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> Nov 26 2005
• John Reimer <John_member pathlink.com> Nov 27 2005
• Carlos Santander <csantander619 gmail.com> Nov 27 2005

I've tried to compile gdc 0.16 on Kubuntu 5.10 for PowerPC (while the Ubuntu CD 
arrives) with gcc 3.3.6, 3.4.3, 4.0.1, and 4.0.2, and while it compiles, 
GPhobos, doesn't. I always get:

../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot change reference to 
static array 'q'
../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot assign to static
array q
../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot change reference to 
static array 'q'
../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot assign to static
array q
make[1]: *** [internal/gc/gc.o] Error 1

Any workarounds?

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal

Carlos Santander escribió:
 I've tried to compile gdc 0.16 on Kubuntu 5.10 for PowerPC (while the 
 Ubuntu CD arrives) with gcc 3.3.6, 3.4.3, 4.0.1, and 4.0.2, and while it 
 compiles, GPhobos, doesn't. I always get:
 
 .../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 .../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 .../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 .../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 make[1]: *** [internal/gc/gc.o] Error 1
 
 Any workarounds?
 


Dropped Kubuntu, tried Fedora Core 4, gcc 4.0.2:

../../../gcc-4.0.2/libphobos/gcc/deh.d:0: internal compiler error: Violación de 
segmento
Please submit a full bug report,
with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See <URL:http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html> for instructions.
make[1]: *** [gcc/deh.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory 
`/home/carlos/dev/gdc-0.16/powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu/libphobos'
make: *** [all-target-libphobos] Error 2

(Violación de segmento = Segment violation)

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal

You don't want to use the linux version of DMD?

Carlos Santander wrote:
 I've tried to compile gdc 0.16 on Kubuntu 5.10 for PowerPC (while the 
 Ubuntu CD arrives) with gcc 3.3.6, 3.4.3, 4.0.1, and 4.0.2, and while it 
 compiles, GPhobos, doesn't. I always get:
 
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 make[1]: *** [internal/gc/gc.o] Error 1
 
 Any workarounds?
 

clayasaurus wrote:
 You don't want to use the linux version of DMD?
 
 Carlos Santander wrote:
 
 I've tried to compile gdc 0.16 on Kubuntu 5.10 for PowerPC (while the 
 Ubuntu CD arrives) with gcc 3.3.6, 3.4.3, 4.0.1, and 4.0.2, and while 
 it compiles, GPhobos, doesn't. I always get:

 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 make[1]: *** [internal/gc/gc.o] Error 1

 Any workarounds?




I'm sure he does... if it were available on PowerPC. ;)

-JJR

John Reimer wrote:
 clayasaurus wrote:
 
 You don't want to use the linux version of DMD?

 Carlos Santander wrote:

 I've tried to compile gdc 0.16 on Kubuntu 5.10 for PowerPC (while the 
 Ubuntu CD arrives) with gcc 3.3.6, 3.4.3, 4.0.1, and 4.0.2, and while 
 it compiles, GPhobos, doesn't. I always get:

 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 make[1]: *** [internal/gc/gc.o] Error 1

 Any workarounds?




 I'm sure he does... if it were available on PowerPC. ;)
 
 -JJR


*doh*

John Reimer escribió:
 clayasaurus wrote:
 
 You don't want to use the linux version of DMD?

 Carlos Santander wrote:

 I've tried to compile gdc 0.16 on Kubuntu 5.10 for PowerPC (while the 
 Ubuntu CD arrives) with gcc 3.3.6, 3.4.3, 4.0.1, and 4.0.2, and while 
 it compiles, GPhobos, doesn't. I always get:

 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:264: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot change 
 reference to static array 'q'
 ../../../gcc-3.3.6/libphobos/internal/gc/gc.d:265: cannot assign to 
 static array q
 make[1]: *** [internal/gc/gc.o] Error 1

 Any workarounds?




 I'm sure he does... if it were available on PowerPC. ;)
 
 -JJR


True, but even if I was on x86, I'd also like to use gdc.

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal

In article <dmb4e1$22s9$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Carlos Santander says...

 I'm sure he does... if it were available on PowerPC. ;)
 
 -JJR


True, but even if I was on x86, I'd also like to use gdc.

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal


Interesting... why?  I'm curious to hear your reasons (probably good ones).

-JJR

John Reimer escribió:
 In article <dmb4e1$22s9$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Carlos Santander says...
 
 
I'm sure he does... if it were available on PowerPC. ;)

-JJR


True, but even if I was on x86, I'd also like to use gdc.

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal


 
 Interesting... why?  I'm curious to hear your reasons (probably good ones).
 
 -JJR
 
 


Because I like to try different things (for my thesis I used 2 hardware 
platforms, 3 operating systems, 2 D compilers and 5+ C compilers), but also 
because I feel like if I try both DMD and GDC I'm helping more the D community, 
so it'd be my small contribution.

-- 
Carlos Santander Bernal