Closed iamgreaser closed 1 year ago
Sounds like a system issue? But why would it be invoking a non-64-bit GNU assembler?
Hello @iamgreaser,
Indeed this sounds to me like a problem with the underlying host GCC setup. Are you able to compile a simple "Hello world" program using g++
?
Thank you!
Indeed this sounds to me like a problem with the underlying host GCC setup. Are you able to compile a simple "Hello world" program using
g++
?
As mentioned before:
g++
in general works fine outside of this situation, even with most of those flags defined.
Hello @iamgreaser,
As mentioned before:
g++
in general works fine outside of this situation, even with most of those flags defined.
Strange. Perhaps try adding a -v
option to your above command line (for building build/genmddeps.o
)? This should give an idea of what programs the GCC driver is running for the individual compiler passes.
Thank you!
Can you try now? I fixed an embarassing typo in build.sh
.
Using Void Linux, GCC 10.2.1, Binutils 2.32.0.20190814.
g++
in general works fine outside of this situation, even with most of those flags defined.Of course, running this directly, outside of the build system, results in the same error: