I would be very greatful if someone could point me a link, or any other kind of
resources concerning hardened-gcc...

I've already found out that there is a tool called "hcc"; when I turned off
"hardened" then suddenly all programs started to compile properly (no asm
problems with 'BREG' class..; whatever it means) and I was finally capable of
debugging my own programs with gdb. But, when I "emerge world" last time and
had gcc and glibc recompiled I can't debug my programs any more, seeing that I
have no permission to access memory, whether I turned hardened options on or
off..

And if anyone could interpretate this:

# emerge -avD world

These are the packages that I would merge, in order:

Calculating world dependencies
*** Package in world file is not installed: sys-apps/fileutils

*** Package in world file is not installed: sys-apps/sh-utils

*** Package in world file is not installed: sys-apps/textutils
...done!
[blocks B ] sys-devel/hardened-gcc (from pkg sys-devel/gcc-3.3.3-r6)

Best wishes,

Ps Sorry for my English:>

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On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 14:41:27 +0000, Tomek wrote:

> I would be very greatful if someone could point me a link, or any other kind of
> resources concerning hardened-gcc...
>
> I've already found out that there is a tool called "hcc"; when I turned off
> "hardened" then suddenly all programs started to compile properly (no asm
> problems with 'BREG' class..; whatever it means) and I was finally capable of
> debugging my own programs with gdb. But, when I "emerge world" last time and
> had gcc and glibc recompiled I can't debug my programs any more, seeing that I
> have no permission to access memory, whether I turned hardened options on or
> off..

Thanks for the hint - you helped me with my nptl [message below] problem
after reemergeing gcc with "-hardened" glibc finally emerged Now I
have to wait and see if gcc will emerge back with hardened
>
> And if anyone could interpretate this:
>
> # emerge -avD world
>
> These are the packages that I would merge, in order:
>
> Calculating world dependencies
> *** Package in world file is not installed: sys-apps/fileutils
>
> *** Package in world file is not installed: sys-apps/sh-utils
>
> *** Package in world file is not installed: sys-apps/textutils
> ...done!
> [blocks B ] sys-devel/hardened-gcc (from pkg sys-devel/gcc-3.3.3-r6)
>

AFAIK you shouldn't have hardened-gcc no more - it is in normal gcc with
hardened flag and taht's why it is blocked by it. when I talked on irc
with the "hardened-guys" ) they adviosed my to unmerge hardened-gcc just
after chrooting to stage1
>
> Ps Sorry for my English:>

On 2004-06-17, PiotrAF <piotraf@nospam.poczta.onet.pl> wrote:
> AFAIK you shouldn't have hardened-gcc no more - it is in normal gcc with
> hardened flag and taht's why it is blocked by it. when I talked on irc
> with the "hardened-guys" ) they adviosed my to unmerge hardened-gcc just
> after chrooting to stage1

I have "emerge -C hardened-gcc", and 'USE="-hardened" emerge gcc' to rebuild
gcc; I can debug with gdb, programs are compiling properly.
However I'd like to have a gcc with "hardened" option (as I understand that it
is an option for compiling gcc and hardened-gcc is another package) and
recompiling gcc each time is not a good idea.
Do anyone know any place with some information how to make gcc with
USE="hardened" to work properly ?

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