Hi,
yes i checked the config file and it seems like it can´t really open the a.out file. On configure process i see it create a file named a.out but it can´t open it. Im trying to compile this package from my running system because there are some programs i can´t compile in from scratch. But they are already compiled in the distfeed.
I tried to compile a simple test.c program but now i get this error wich i solved for the configure on my testfile again

/usr/bin/ld: error: a.out uses VFP register arguments, /tmp/ccIBGblF.o does not
/usr/bin/ld: failed to merge target specific data of file /tmp/ccIBGblF.o 

I managed to add my own package(another one than i want to build in) to add it to my buildroot so i hope i can build it in from scratch i guess this gonna be the better way. But i still don´t know why gcc wont work on my System... And it would be much better when it does.

greetings

AFAIK, a.out is a binary file and trying to open it using a text editor is not going to help. What you want to inspect is the configure file (the line # pointed out in the error message spit out by the configure process). From there, you can at least do some tracing why the configure process spits out the error message.

BTW, when you said you are trying to compile a package, did you mean a cross compile on your Linux desktop computer or a native compile on your device?

Hi,
i tried both compiling on my device and cross compile. Actually when i say compile i mean on the device. But after it´s not working i also tried to cross compile on a linux computer i just don´t know how to add packages wich i already compiled to my buildroot or SDK. Because Zbar,which i want to compile, need some more packages which aren´t available on trunk like pkg-config. So i compiled the package for my System but i don´t really know how i can take it to my SDK so ZBar "knows" that it´s available and can be compiled too.
But in general everything with that configure file is running on my device.

Yeah i didn´t try to open it with a editor. I just watched the process when typing "./configure" so the process automatically create the file and it´s not me who can´t open the file(because i don´t want to) but my process want to open it with the compiler (or sth. like that) but it says it can´t find the file which it create.

greetings

(Last edited by Taulin on 15 Dec 2015, 11:15)

So i checked the configure file step by step and can sayit´s very confusing...
It creates the a.out file the icon of this file is the same like a binary file so i guess this step works. So i go further step by step. It checked several conditions but at the point which it calls "./a.out" it says no such file or directory even when the file exists. I also commentéd out that section on which the configure removes the file so it isn´t possible that the file is missing on that part but it still cannot execute it .
I don´t know where the problem actually is. I guess it is not a problem from the configure file, thats why i tried to check the $PATH variable again and found following issue

 /bin/ash: /usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin: not found

And this is even more confusing... Why can´t it find my paths. I also checked the folders and they are all available im currently running out of ideas whats happening there.

EDIT: Forget my error with the path which i wrote before i simply forgot to put echo in front of it... But still i have no clue why it can´t find the file im still searching for my problem

greetings

(Last edited by Taulin on 15 Dec 2015, 13:03)

I still can´t find the error
I don´t know where i have to look next. Im not cross compiling and it has nothing to do about missing programs(because the error is close to the beginnig of the config file). I still think it must have something to do with gcc or it´s path.
I can´t compile any other programs because of the called errors. So i tried to solve them with some instructions on the net. But those soulutions i found just helping a bit but the main problem stays.
Gcc or my configure program of the package can´t find the a.out file even when it´s created. I also changed the variables in the config file to get secure it is searching for the right filename. And even it´s creating the file on the right folder i don´t think the configure doesn´t search on the wrong folder. Maybe my package is on the wrong place(what i actually don´t think). I put it into my root folder so is it wrong? I think not.
Does anyone have a similar problem or got a solution for this?
Im really running out of ideas but i Need to compile my ZBar package for OpenWrt it´s very important because my Company want to include this into a project which already runs a OpenWrt system.

Thanks in advance