Re: crt1.c

["C.J.LAWSON" <C.J.Lawson@cranfield.ac.uk>]

If I remember clearly, the file you allude to crt1.o must necessarily
exist for gcc to function properly. I once did a "find .. '*.o' -exec rm
\{} \; ..." to clean my system and found myself in hot water when I tried
to exec gcc. I was pretty new to Linux then and had to go a-begging the
chap upstairs, who I wasn't too keen on and gave me loads of lip before he
let me find and copy the files off his system. By some stroke of luck it
worked ... Tell me, have you been cleaning your system out??

	Regards

		Jonathan

On Tue, 3 Mar 1998, Bill Leach wrote:

> This is just a bit of guessing here.  It sounds like your messages have
> to do with trying to compile crt1.o.  However, there are lots of other
> possibilties.  It could be that the makefile uses command/syntax not
> recognized by GNUmake
> 
> Do you know what the function of crt1.o is?  It is possible that this
> file will not compile under Linux if it is specific to Irix (at least
> not without some 'porting' effort).
> 
> 
> Bruce Dobrin wrote:
> > 
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > I'm trying to compile a tool from Irix,  What I'm currently getting is a syntax type error in something called "crt1.o"  checked the source and the original stable release and it is distributed as crt1.o.  Does anyone know what this is and where I can get the uncompiled code?
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Bruce Dobrin
> > Multi Media Dept.
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> 
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