Technical gcc / assembler question.

[me-5yx05kfkO/aqeI1yJSURBw at public.gmane.org (Matthew Gillen)]

Jerry Feldman wrote:
>> So you might check to make sure all the binutils (like 'as') for the 3.3.3 are
>> in the right place.
> 
> The way the company has things set up, they have an exported directory
> that has all the gcc bits for all the platforms they support. Since I
> can run this script on a nearly identical system in Toronto essentially
> points to not having all the bits that I need from that export. While I
> hate to do it, what I might do is import the original tools directory
> from Toronto (I hate NFS across the Internet), but for the single
> compile it would tell me that either we failed to copy all the bits we
> needed, or that somehow we may be missing some packages from the
> distro. 

Try running this on both the good Toronto system and one of the bad ones, and
compare the output:

strace -v -f make  2>&1 | grep "exec..(.*) = 0"

That will tell you all the sub-programs that are being used (with their full
path).  You might add " | cut -b -80" to the end of that command to make it
more human readable.

Finally, if you're using ccache, you might want to clear the cache (either
'ccache -C' or 'rm -rf ~/.ccache') in case that's somehow fudging things up.

Matt

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