Just got a new computer and started installing gentoo 1.4 (used stage 3) -
when i do "emerge xfree" - emerge try to install ttmkfdir version 3.0.9,
but this fails with:

declaration int getchar() throws difrent exception -
function src_compile, line 30, EXitcode 2

Is this a known bug and is there some workaround it ?? - i have not
changed the optimization level in make.conf (only added the 3dnow, matrox,
mmx useflags).


Thanks

Lars Tackmann <roland@diku.dk> wrote in message news:<Pine.LNX.4.58.0401270643390.31091@brok.diku. dk>...
> Just got a new computer and started installing gentoo 1.4 (used stage 3) -
> when i do "emerge xfree" - emerge try to install ttmkfdir version 3.0.9,
> but this fails with:
>
> declaration int getchar() throws difrent exception -
> function src_compile, line 30, EXitcode 2
>
> Is this a known bug and is there some workaround it ?? - i have not
> changed the optimization level in make.conf (only added the 3dnow, matrox,
> mmx useflags).
>
>
> Thanks

It just happens the same thing to me.

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 03:35:35 -0800, afrb wrote:

> Lars Tackmann <roland@diku.dk> wrote in message news:<Pine.LNX.4.58.0401270643390.31091@brok.diku. dk>...
>> Just got a new computer and started installing gentoo 1.4 (used stage 3) -
>> when i do "emerge xfree" - emerge try to install ttmkfdir version 3.0.9,
>> but this fails with:
>>
>> declaration int getchar() throws difrent exception -
>> function src_compile, line 30, EXitcode 2
>>
>> Is this a known bug and is there some workaround it ?? - i have not
>> changed the optimization level in make.conf (only added the 3dnow, matrox,
>> mmx useflags).
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>
> It just happens the same thing to me.
if you have something like this in the error:
/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnu/3.2.3/include/stdio.h
you have to rm or mv it

--

First of all you're everytime welcome
to check <http://bugs.gentoo.org/> and
<http://forums.gentoo.org/> and check
if you got a well-known-problem.

While installing Gentoo I got the error
that gcc crashed everytime when doing a
'emerge world', emerging gcc alone worked
for me, maybe you want to try this out.

Regards,
Stefan