[nhc-users] failure to compile on mips-sgi6.5

[William S.]

Malcolm,

wstan at octane % gcc -dumpversion
3.3

I got a new source and patched it according to your
directions. Then,
./configure
gmake basic

ld32: WARNING 84 : /usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/lib/mips-IRIX6/Runtime.a is not used for resolving any symbol.
ld32: WARNING 84 : /usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/lib/mips-IRIX6/Prelude.a is not used for resolving any symbol.
ld32: WARNING 84 : /usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/lib/mips-IRIX6/Runtime.a is not used for resolving any symbol.
strip /usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/lib/mips-IRIX6/nhc98comp
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/src/compiler98'
cd src/prelude/mips-IRIX6/NHC; gmake clean all  # Patch machine-specific parts.
gmake[1]: Entering directory `/usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/src/prelude/mips-IRIX6/NHC'
rm -f *.hi
rm -f    DErrNo.hc
rm -f /usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/targets/mips-IRIX6/obj/prelude/DErrNo/*.o *.o
rm -f
rm -f
/usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/script/nhc98 -cpp -c +CTS -lib  -redefine -CTS   +RTS -H32M -RTS -o /usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/targets/mips-IRIX6/obj/prelude/DErrNo/DErrNo.o DErrNo.hs
What, run() returned!
What, run() returned!
What, run() returned!
gmake[1]: *** [/usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/targets/mips-IRIX6/obj/prelude/DErrNo/DErrNo.o] Error 1
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/people/wstan/nhc98-1.16/src/prelude/mips-IRIX6/NHC'
gmake: *** [targets/mips-IRIX6/compiler-gcc] Error 2

On Tue, Dec 16, 2003 at 04:40:21PM +0000, Malcolm Wallace wrote:
> 
> If you are also using gcc-3.3, then it is possible that the same fix
> might cure your build error as well.
> 
> To try it out, please delete your build tree, and unpack a fresh copy.
> Then apply the patch attached to this message, which should contain
> all the fixes we already discussed for the mips-irix6 build, together
> with the new fix.  If you are not familiar with the patch utility,
> it should be as simple as this:
>     cd nhc98-1.16
>     patch -p1 <patch-1.16-gcc3.3
> Finally, start the build again with
>     ./configure
>     make basic
> 


-- 
Bill
Amsterdam, NL