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Hi, I built crossgcc tools (gcc version 2.95.2, binutils 2.10) for target powerpc-eabi hosted under Cygwin. They run fine on Win NT 4.0 and Windows 2000, but not on Windows XP. An example compile with error output is listed below. I get the "WARNING: terminal is not fully functional" message under 2000 also (but not NT) so I don't think that this is related to the problem. My uneducated guess is that the missing file is a temporary created by the assembler (this is from a vague and perhaps faulty memory from reading an unrelated post on this list), so I also guessed that this might be some kind of file access permissions issue. However, I compared the permissions attributes under the 3 Win32's and they read the same from a Cygwin shell, but not from Windows XP Explorer when viewing file properties. Windows XP Explorer always shows the files as read-only no matter what I do. When I uncheck the read-only box, a dialog pops up and it seems to go through the process of changing it. However, when I open and close the Explorer Window, the read-only is back. Any better educated hints, guesses, or help would be much appreciated. /tools/H-i686-pc-cygwin/powerpc-eabi/bin/gcc -g -Ic:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/ -I../../include/ -Ic:/eng/sw/include/ -Ic:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/ -I../include/ -b powerpc-eabi -mcpu=860 -fpic -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -fno-builtin -DDEBUG=1 -DPROTOTYPE=1 -c -o obj/conf.o conf.c > obj/conf.err 2>&1 make: *** [obj/conf.o] Error 1 libc>more obj/conf.err WARNING: terminal is not fully functional cpp.exe: c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib /paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/lib/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/; c:/eng/sw/include/paragon/libc/sys/;/ccAQkMr2.i: No such file or directory I also don't understand the cause of the repeated directory listings in this error output. Thanks, Alex _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sources.redhat.com
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