On 02/05/07 21:12 -0700, ron minnich wrote:
yes, it is companies and organizations that ship distros and turn on switches that require things like stack checking, and hence break linuxbios builds on certain distros. They don't seem to realize that all the world is NOT an application ...
It's nothing you (or we) are doing; it is churn in the gcc universe, and the distro guys just don't think these things through. It's frustrating.
Try the -fno-stack-protector Corey mentioned.
Please note that the new buildROM code understands how to handle -fno-stackp-protector (it automatically includes it if it is needed, thanks to code stolen^H^H^H^H borrowed from the kernel Make scripts), so thats another great reason to use the buildROM scripts, since it hides distro churn from you.
Jordan