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Original Question :
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Hi,
I just install Aladdin ghostscript 4.03 by following
step:
1) untar ghostscript-4.03.tar
2) cd gs4.03
3) untar ghostscript-4.03jpeg.tar
4) untar ghostscript-4.03libpng.tar
5) untar ghostscript-4.03zlib.tar
6) correct the prefix, and path of jpeg, libpng, zlib
for unix-cc.mak
7) make
8) make install
9) Copy font to <install_dir>/share/ghostscript/fonts
My System information is
Hardware : Sparc20
OS : SunOS 4.1.3_U1
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>From Laurent Duperval <laurent@Grafnetix.COM>
What compiler did you use? If it's gcc-2.7.2, I think there is a bug in
that version which causes the behavior you see. Check the docs, there
is a workaround. Or, compile and install gcc-2.7.2.1.
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Martin Trampler <trampler@pi1.informatik.uni-mannheim.de>
I assume you used gcc-2.7.X. to compile ghostscript.
The problem is described in the file "make.txt":
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gcc (all platforms):
There is an optimizer bug in gcc 2.7.0, 2.7.1, and 2.7.2 that causes
these versions of gcc to generate incorrect code. You can work around this
by adding the switch
-Dconst=
to the compilation switches (CFLAGS). Alternatively, you can rebuild gcc
with the following patch:
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The patch is appended, but since I didn't want to recompile gcc I used
the first method.
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From: Gary Richardson <uunet!agile.com!gpr>
I've found that whenever I run into problems similar to this that when I
switch over and use gcc instead of Sun's cc things compile fine.
I don't know if this is your problem, but if you have gcc it might be
worth trying to compile with this.
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