MySQL on Sol.7 x86

Hi there,
Has anyone compiled MySQL on Sol.7 x86?
When I try that, I failed at configuration phase, I got the zero size of "char" error, and MySQL suggested me
to check "libm.a" and I've found it's right there, "/lib" and "/usr/lib"
So what caused the "zero size of char" error?
(The GCC I used is 2.95.2)
Thanks for any help!

After some troubleshooting and a bit of luck, the problem is the following:
The December update KB3008923 (Cumulative Update for IE December 2014) was causing the problem on IE9.
The update released on January 2015 KB3025945 is fixing the issue.
This is not an update available through WSUS so you have to look for it at
http://catalog.update.microsoft.com.
There is a bit more information, the problem is recurring but I did not found which task was causing the error so it was not only the installation that was causing the problem. After installing the KB3008923, the problem was present on any x86 Windows 7
computer running any version of configMgr agent (tested on 2012 SP1 and 2012 R2).
After installing the January update, the problem is gone.
Mathieu

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