Not sure if this might be helpful but I “fixed” the same problem today so that I could build a vm on debian. The “fix” is (although I don’t completely understand the problem…) to remove the #define for NoDbgRegParms, such that it will be defined as empty (in the second #define).
Example:
#if !PRODUCTION && defined(__GNUC__) && !(defined(__MINGW32__) || defined(__MINGW64__)) && !defined(NoDbgRegParms)
# define NoDbgRegParms __attribute__ ((regparm (0)))
#endif
#if !defined(NoDbgRegParms)
# define NoDbgRegParms /*empty*/
#endif
Here, remove the first #if…#endif.
Although this doesn’t make the issue go away, it might help get a working VM.
Cheers,
Max
---- On Mon, 23 Feb 2015 18:18:38 -0500 tim Rowledge <tim@rowledge.org> wrote ---- Last summer I was using a vmware hosted ubuntu 14.0.4 system to build vms for use in making the ARM cog stuff. Last week I tried to get back to that and I simply canât make a working vm with the latest ~#3600 code. The normal vm builds but wonât find the x11 display module - although it does seem to be able to find the null display. Not so terribly helpful though. Obviously the first thing I tried was building a debug vm to see if I could work out what is wrong but that wonât even come close to building. The log is full of exciting things like - /mnt/hgfs/tim/Documents/Squeak/Rasbian-VM/Pi-CogVM/Cog/src/vm/gcc3x-cointerp.c:579:13: note: previous declaration of âmarkStackPageMostRecentlyUsedâ was here static void markStackPageMostRecentlyUsed(StackPage *page) NoDbgRegParms; ^ /mnt/hgfs/tim/Documents/Squeak/Rasbian-VM/Pi-CogVM/Cog/src/vm/gcc3x-cointerp.c:18573:1: error: conflicting types for âmarkStackPageNextMostRecentlyUsedâ markStackPageNextMostRecentlyUsed(StackPage *page) ^ and later in the log - ^ /mnt/hgfs/tim/Documents/Squeak/Rasbian-VM/Pi-CogVM/Cog/src/vm/gcc3x-cointerp.c:579:13: warning: âmarkStackPageMostRecentlyUsedâ used but never defined [enabled by default] static void markStackPageMostRecentlyUsed(StackPage *page) NoDbgRegParms; ^ To extra check, I tried the stack vm as well; same problems. Just to make life really amusing, the Raspbian system builds from the very same files without any problems, both plain and debug. I know itâs the same files because both unix systems mount the directories off my iMac. Iâm at a loss to see why this is happening. Sure, different compilers with different bugs etc, but really? tim -- tim Rowledge; tim@rowledge.org; http://www.rowledge.org/tim Useful random insult:- Ready to check in at the HaHa Hilton.