Darren <darren@notathome.net> wrote:

: "No_One" <no_one@no_where.com> wrote in message
: news:slrnda3od6.1ha.no_one@localhost.localdomain.. .
: > On 2005-06-04, Darren <darren@notathome.net> wrote:
: > > i've just compiled it and installed it with no problems but i haven't
: > > doneanything with it yet. Why?
: > >
: > ><UHAP023@alpha1.rhbnc.ac.uk> wrote in message
: > > news:d7qiev$7ni$1@mklab.ph.rhul.ac.uk...
: > >> Dear All,
: > >> I would be interested to know if anybody has managed to
: > >> successfully build and use Codeviz (the call graph generation utility
: > >> for C/C++) under a recent (eg. 9.0+) version of Slackware?
: > >>
: >
: > Just a curiosity question, I ws going to compile it, however, I noticed it
: > required a compiler in the 3.4 family, is this correct??
: >
: > I ask because 9.1 comes standard with a 3.2 compiler, so I didn't bother
: to
: > try and compile.
: >
: > ken
: >
: i tried it and it found i was running 3.2 so it automatically downloaded 3.4
: for me.

Same here. This is where my problems are. I'm running 9.0-current
which has gcc 3.2.3. Firstly there is a trivial problem with mktemp
needing an argument in the configure script. It is the compile of the
d/l gcc 3.4.1 which fails. Previously, I hacked the gcc 3.4.1 build
around to fix what appeared to be problems with the conditional
compilation associated with defs like HAVE_SYS_STAT_H -- presumably
not having been properly setup in the configure script. The result
was the modified compiler which appeared to work but which produced
graph files with things missing leading to empty results when running
gengraph.

Did your automatic compile of 3.4.1 work? And were you able produce useful
results with gengraph/graphfull?

I've temporarily put the failed results of my d/l + build on,

http://www.mklab.rhul.ac.uk/~tom/codeviz_build.log

how does this compare with yours?

Regards
Tom.

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