Re: Need to understand what GCC is attempting to do at a failure point

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Hi,

Have you tried '-v' with your invocation to get the commands being run?

On Wed, May 7, 2025 at 12:00 PM Cowley, Kevin via Gcc-help <
gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> HI
>
> We have an issue when building on our Win8.1 Build machines.
> The issue used to be sporadic, 1 in 100 builds or so, but over the last
> few months has become regular, fails 75 in 100 times.
> The failure point is always random, and two different build machines
> exhibit the same fault.
> We believe it to be a windows/system issue but understanding what GCC is
> doing would allow us to potentially work out and remove the cause of the
> issue.
> It always occurs during compilation of Ada files. The failure is always
> the same "CreateProcess No Such file or Directory".
> We know the source always exists at the point of failure, and we're always
> building 'clean'.
> Since this is all GCC tells us, we're somewhat stuck in diagnosing the
> issue.
> Is there any mechanism that would get GCC to give us more information
> about what is was attempting to do when the failure occurs.
>
> Kevin Cowley
>


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Andrew Bell
andrew.bell.ia@xxxxxxxxx




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