One of our programmers have brought to my attention that he cannot compile
any of his C programs on one of one of our Alpha servers (Unix 4.0B I know
it needs updating!).
He has identified that his program (a simple "Hello World!" test program)
compiles O.K. on another identically configured Alpha server. (He has copied
over his Makefile and source code to test it.) The problem has recently
occurred because he complied and linked programs on it late January.
Can anyone help me in identifying what could be causing the "Fatal Error" or
how can I verify whether or not if it is a "system" related problem?
Here is the output from the make command:
cc -o /usr/users/osi/apl_cust/john/dbsql_c_program/test/test test.o
Fatal error in: /usr/lib/cmplrs/cc/ld Segmentation fault - core dumped
*** Exit 11
Stop.
Received on Thu Feb 22 2001 - 00:04:02 NZDT