I was trying to compile the latest apt and ran into some serious problems. It looks like apt is trying to build a library called libstdc++, and failing to build apt-pkg (I think maybe somehow apt-pkg is being named incorrectly) Unfortunately, the Makefiles are incredibly illegible and I can't figure out where this could be coming from. Wichert said on IRC that he thought it might be from an old g++ or libc, but I don't think that's the case (I seem to have as recent a version as possible of both..at least of g++) Does anyone here have any idea what could be causing this? I've attached the log of my attempt to build this package, gzipped. If no Hurd guru spots a simple Hurd-specific problem here, I'll file a bug against apt with the build log attached and see if Jason can straighten this out. He wrote the build system, hopefully he can understand it :) Thanks, Daniel -- /-------------------- Daniel Burrows <dburrows@debian.org> -------------------\ | "You mean, you'll drop your rock and | | I'll drop my sword and we'll just try to | | kill one another like civilized people?" | | -- "The Princess Bride" | \-------- Real Programmers don't have braces. -- http://www.python.org -------/
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