native build: assembler fail to build objects due to fatal errors causing by unability to create /tmp/xxxxxxx.o files.

[kas1e]

When we tried to build anything via new native AS (by using gcc or directly), we do have:

Assembler messages:
Fatal error: can't create /tmp/xxxxxxx.o : No such file or directory

Probably that the "unix paths" issue, and we should add -lunix at the end of compiling lines, but not sure if it all what need to be done to be deal with.

[kas1e]

Ok this one fixed by adding -lunix to LDFLAGS, can be closed.

[kas1e]

This one again there, as in the latest commits, LDFLAGS="-lunix" were deleted by accident from the native build instructions from the main README.

[migthymax]

Because gdb now uses clib4, it is even enough to put a .unixfile into the bin directory

[kas1e]

Yeah, but IMHO in long run we need to fix it "inside" (imho) ? As all in all this is the native build, so we had to care for all the pathes/slashes/progdirs/homes/etc ? Not that it's big deal for now, but probably for some "public kind of final" release should be done (imho again :) )

[migthymax]

Yes you right, but after trying to deal with this issue and thinking about it. The issue is that the as is called with /tmp/...files. You can see this with running gcc -v in verbose mode. And os I think the issue is with the gcc compiler resp. the collect command. But nevertheless it should work as a whole package in the end.

[kas1e]

Tested more , and i can't deal with it if i just do `assign tmp: ram:' , same error. I also can't deal with it by putting empty .unix file in the directory from which i tried to build this example. And even if i tried to test this issue by compiling sources from within "sh" shell, it still the same.