The culprit is not gcc 4.4.2, it is... you, of course :-)
Because you have installed gcc in /usr/local instead of /usr.
rpcgen is stupid and does not look for cpp in the PATH.
Instead it searches it in the following directories:
- /usr/bin
- /usr/ccs/lib
- The directory specified by the -Y argument
True, true, I totally overlooked it.
I propose the following change:
In mintlib/sunrpc/Makefile, replace the rpcgen-cmd variable by:
rpcgen-cmd = $(srcdir)/rpcgen -Y `which cpp | sed -e "s,/cpp$,,"`
If it works, we should commit it, as it allows to compile the MiNTLib with gcc (and cpp) installed in any directory.
Hmm, I wanted to make a patch but by testing I've found strange error. After isolation of problem I came with this:
file Makefile:
all:
echo `which cpp | sed -e 's/\/cpp//'`