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In article <3ukae8$kpo@ngriffin.itc.gu.edu.au> you wrote:
: kd6ozk@cts.com (Tom) writes:

: >Tony Nugent <T.Nugent@sct.gu.edu.au> wrote:
: >>I'm using gcc 2.6.3 and trying to compile dvipsk-5.55a.
: >>I run ./configure.  No problems.
: >>I say make.  After a while I get this:
: >>gcc -g   -o afm2tfm afm2tfm.o ../kpathsea/kpathsea.a   -lm
:   ^^^^^^^
: >>ld: Output file requires shared library `libc.so.4'
: >>gcc: Internal compiler error: program ld got fatal signal 6
: >>make[1]: *** [afm2tfm] Error 1
: >Where is ld looking for libc.so.4?  I've often seen errors like this, and it's
: >usually (on my box) because the program I'm running isn't looking in the right
: >place.  Try putting more links to /lib/libc.so.4 in, say, /usr/lib,
: >/usr/local/lib, /usr/X11/lib, /var/lib, or where ever ld is looking.
: Well, the problem seems to be with the -g switch on the gcc link line.
: More recent versions of gcc apparently don't allow this.  (Thanks to
: Andrew.Tridgell@anu.edu.au for pointing this out to me).
: I've modified the makefile, and it now compiles perfectly.  :-)

The "-g" switch will do a static link and include debug info, see
Mitch DSouza's "GCC-FAQ", or "GCC_FAQ.html", for detail.

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