Re: STILL A PROBLEM: (Re: Tons of errors-> "snmpd.o:1: error: stray

#1 (**permalink**) 06-29-2007

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Again I am sorry ..... I have not seen any reply to my "Configure "-x c" options with "--with-cflags" does not work for me." post. I just looked for it in the NetSNMP email archives and found it. I will have the build people look it over. Thanks for the info and sorry again about not seeing this previously.

Magnus Fromreide <magfr@lysator.liu.se> wrote: On Fri, Jun 29, 2007 at 09:17:59AM +0100, Dave Shield wrote:
> On 28/06/07, Need Help wrote:
> > 3) We also noticed this interesting bit as well. We started from scratch
> > by uncompressing Net-SNMP-v5.4 and then performed a "./configure" (with the
> > options shown in the post below). We then looked into the "config.log" file
> > and noticed the same type errors were seen (see below), so we get these
> > errors before doing a "make" at all:
> >
> > part of the "config.log" file:
> >
> > configure:7263: mipsel-uclibc-g++ -o conftest -x c conftest.c conftstm.o
> > >&5
> > conftstm.o:1: error: stray '\177' in program
> > conftstm.o:1: error: stray '\1' in program
>
> > Any ideas what is goign on here? Any recommendations you can make for our
> > build team here to look into? We are using the "mips-uclibc-g++" compiler
> > so perhaps this could be a problem?
>
> That's certainly my immediate reaction.

In a way it is true, but the main problem is that he tries to use a
C++ compiler to build C source.

Consider a classic hello.c.

This gives a working binary:

g++ -x c hello.c

This gives similar errors to NeedHelps:

g++ -x c -c hello.c
g++ -x c hello.o

The problem is that in the link step you tell the compiler to treat hello.o as
a C file. That fails.

I have already given NeedHelp a solution/workaround in the thread
"Configure "-x c" options with "--with-cflags" does not work for me."

/MF

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Again I am sorry ..... I have not seen any reply to my "Configure "-x c" options with "--with-cflags" does not work for me." post.   I just looked for it in the NetSNMP email archives and found it.  I will have the build people look it over.  Thanks for the info and sorry again about not seeing this previously. Magnus Fromreide <magfr@lysator.liu.se> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> On Fri, Jun 29, 2007 at 09:17:59AM +0100, Dave Shield wrote: > On 28/06/07, Need Help <snmpnoob@yahoo.com> wrote: > > 3) We also noticed this interesting bit as well. We started from scratch > > by uncompressing Net-SNMP-v5.4 and then performed a "./configure" (with the > > options shown in the post below). We then looked into the "config.log" file > > and noticed the same type errors were seen (see below), so we
get these > > errors before doing a "make" at all: > > > > part of the "config.log" file: > > > > configure:7263: mipsel-uclibc-g++ -o conftest -x c conftest.c conftstm.o > > >&5 > > conftstm.o:1: error: stray '\177' in program > > conftstm.o:1: error: stray '\1' in program > > > Any ideas what is goign on here? Any recommendations you can make for our > > build team here to look into? We are using the "mips-uclibc-g++" compiler > > so perhaps this could be a problem? > > That's certainly my immediate reaction. In a way it is true, but the main problem is that he tries to use a C++ compiler to build C source. Consider a classic hello.c. This gives a working binary: g++ -x c hello.c This gives similar errors to NeedHelps: g++ -x c -c hello.c g++ -x c hello.o The problem is that in the link
step you tell the compiler to treat hello.o as a C file. That fails. I have already given NeedHelp a solution/workaround in the thread "Configure "-x c" options with "--with-cflags" does not work for me." /MF </snmpnoob@yahoo.com></blockquote> 
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