I have to compile a big software for work. It is using the opencascade toolkit to develop and compile.
It compiles everything itself (nice but tricky).
However, I don't have too much control on the compilation directives and as it is automatic, it produces sometimes some huge command line to compile one lib (I have a gcc command line of 1300 lines ...). And the kernel refuses a command of that size with a nice :
/usr/bin/g++: Argument list too long. or /usr/bin/g++: Liste d'arguments trop longue. in French

As I don't want to hack Opencascade, the only "clean" solution I found is to recompile the kernel :

Edit the file /usr/src/linux/include/linux/binfmts.h and change the 32 parameter to 64 to increase this limit. : #define MAX_ARG_PAGES 32 And recompile the kernel ... Here is the crappy trick !