On Sun, 22 Jun 1997, Systemkennung Linux wrote:
> > >checking for assembler global-symbol directive... UNKNOWN
> > >configure: error: cannot determine asm global directive
>
> It must be something with your local Linux configuration. Normally
> it should detect .globl as the asm global directive. Check the output
> of configure in the file config.log, maybe that helps. If not have
> fun ripping the configure script apart and see what goes wrong.
Been there, done that =). I just, er, fudged that part by deleting the
offending line. Now, at least, it gets past that part.
> Can you compile (not link!) a tiny program like "foo(){}"?
Yes.
> Ralf
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