In message <slrn7ogdir.kmm.mason@coral.primenet.com.au>, Geoff Wing writes:
>Peter Seebach <seebs@plethora.net> typed:
>:Okay, it's been about five days.  -current absolutely, positively, will
>:not build, because '/lib/csu/common_elf/common.h' uses __weak_extern and
>:there's no #define in scope.  The "obvious" fix doesn't work either.
>:
>:It seems as though this is not affecting anyone else.  I have nuked my
>:entire tree and resupped, and I still get it.  Any ideas?
>
>You did the upgrade from source, not using the binary snapshot?
>One possibility is that your compiler tools are not quite right:
>
>a.out% echo "" | cpp -dM         | ELF% echo "" | cpp -dM
>#define __NetBSD__ 1             | #define __NetBSD__ 1           
>#define __KPRINTF_ATTRIBUTE__ 1  | #define __KPRINTF_ATTRIBUTE__ 1
>#define i386 1                   | #define i386 1                 
>#define __GNUC__ 1               | #define __GNUC__ 1             
>                                 | #define __ELF__ 1

Ah-hah!  You are right.

I guess 'make build' isn't smart enough to build the compiler *then* the
libs?  ;-)

-s