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Re: cc1: error: invalid option 'abi=32'


Marc Karasek wrote:
I was trying gcc 3.4.3 with glibc 2.3.3.  When I backed down to 3.4.1 &
2.3.2 I was able to generate the tools (latest version 28 from your
website for crosstools).

Good.


I am having an issue compiling the linux with this.  We are using 2.4.18
(due to lack of time and we don't want to break anything mentality),
when I tried to cross compile it gave me errors on __FUNCTION__.  Doing
a google on this, I found (i think) that the format for this has
changed, it used to be __FUNCTION__:"text", it is now "%s text",
__FUNCTION__.  Is there anyway short of changing the kernel source to
make gcc use/allow the old __FUNCTION__ usage?  Or am I SOL??

There are patches available for this, since many people are running into it, but you might have to backport them from 2.4.2x. Try asking on linux-kernel. - Dan


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