Hi,

A few days ago I updated my slack 9.1 to current (including gcc).
Now I have problem, because I can't compile programs.
Any compilation hangs system (only reset work fine).

Now I have:
slackware-current (20040604)
gcc-3.3.3-i486-1
glibc-2.3.2-i486-6

Has anyone the same problem?
Where can I send this bug?

Thanks,
Jacek

On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 10:49:45 GMT, jacek_kal@go2._NOSPAMPLEASE_.pl wrote:

> Now I have problem, because I can't compile programs.
> Any compilation hangs system (only reset work fine).

What problem do you have exactly? Paste the relevant bits (if you
know what they are) of output here.

I certainly do not have any problems compiling
using Slackware-current's compiler & glibc.

Perhaps you're missing kernel-headers?
It could be *anything*.

--
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Dnia 06/08/2004 07:39 PM, U¿ytkownik Stuart Winter napisa³:
>
>>Now I have problem, because I can't compile programs.
>>Any compilation hangs system (only reset work fine).
>
> What problem do you have exactly? Paste the relevant bits (if you
> know what they are) of output here.

Slackware crashes and there are no errors.
I'm sure, that compiling eg. eggdrop-1.6.16 slack crashed (on my system)
twice at the same moment - compiling users.c file.
The last 2 lines I can see on my screen are:
[...]
gcc -pipe -g -O2 -Wall -I.. -I.. -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -c userrec.c
gcc -pipe -g -O2 -Wall -I.. -I.. -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -c users.c

At this moment slack hangs.

> I certainly do not have any problems compiling
> using Slackware-current's compiler & glibc.

If not, so why I can compile successfully (without any problems) on
glibc-2.3.2-i486-1 and gcc-3.2.3-i486-2 (the same system, gcc and glibc
downgraded to this versions)?

> Perhaps you're missing kernel-headers?
> It could be *anything*.

No - kernel-headers-2.4.22 are installed, and I didn't change it.

PS: compilation of dcgui-0.3.2 also finish with crash (during
compilation process).

If you know how can I gather more information about crash, please tell me.

Jacek

Jacek Kalinski wrote:


> No - kernel-headers-2.4.22 are installed, and I didn't change it.

If thats on your system than your upgrade is very incomplete, check your
installed packages against the ones in -current on ftp.slackware.com and
get your system up to spec, then you may complain about things not working

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Jacek Kalinski wrote:

> Slackware crashes and there are no errors.

> At this moment slack hangs.

Without any error? Strange.
I'd suspect overheating. I had quite similar problems with an overheated
Cyrix CPU. The system hanged randomly without any significant purpose.
Adding a fan to the CPU cooler solved the problem (but raised the noise).

Just a guess.

Yeti
--
When everything is coming your way, you're in the wrong lane.

Dnia 06/09/2004 08:47 AM, U¿ytkownik Yeti napisa³:
>> Slackware crashes and there are no errors.
>
>> At this moment slack hangs.
>
> Without any error? Strange.

I know it's strange, and why I asked here.

> I'd suspect overheating. I had quite similar problems with an overheated
> Cyrix CPU. The system hanged randomly without any significant purpose.
> Adding a fan to the CPU cooler solved the problem (but raised the noise).

CPU is Athlon XP 1800+ and its temperature is between 34 and 37 degrees.

> Just a guess.

PS: today I perform new instalation (not an upgrade from slack 9.1) of
current on new harddisk and I will check problem occur again.

Jacek