topic Re: Standard ANSI-C compiler error, but no patch to fix it? in Operating System - Linux

Standard ANSI-C compiler error, but no patch to fix it?

Matt Hearn — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 18:19:30 GMT

Hey all; I'm getting the following error during a "gmake" of PHP:

cc: error 1405: "/opt/ansic/lbin/ccom" terminated abnormally with signal 1.
gmake: *** [ext/hash/hash_md.lo] Error 1

A little googling leads me to indicate that it's fixed in any number of patches, which I try to install, but it looks like all the ANSI-C patches only go up to 11.11.16, and I'm working with the temporary 11.11.18 license!!!

What's the story here? Are they working on an 11.11.18 patch that'll fix it? Will it come out before my temp license expires? If this has been a known issue all the way back to 11.11.06, why haven't they just fixed it in every ANSI-C release?

THANKS!!!

Re: Standard ANSI-C compiler error, but no patch to fix it?

Steven E. Protter — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 18:32:39 GMT

Shalom,

Generally patches are for permanent license products. 11.11.18 should have most patches from previous versions rolled into it.

SEP

Re: Standard ANSI-C compiler error, but no patch to fix it?

Dennis Handly — Thu, 01 May 2008 05:15:54 GMT

Are you sure it said signal 1, SIGHUP and not signal 11?
Basically every signal 11 is completely different from another, unless you have a stack trace to compare.

>working with the temporary 11.11.18 license

You are out of luck. You can't patch that.

>Are they working on an 11.11.18 patch that'll fix it?

Only if they know about it. Do you have the .i output from -E to attempt duplication?