Ticket #316 (closed defect: fixed)

Opened 2 years ago

Last modified 1 year ago

can't compile Tango on Mac OS X and Linux PPC

Reported by:	Carlos	Assigned to:	Gregor
Priority:	blocker	Milestone:	0.97 RC 1
Component:	Core Functionality	Version:
Keywords:		Cc:

Description

rev 1860, gdc 0.23:

gdc -o gcc/threadsem.o -g -frelease -O2 -fversion=GC_Use_Alloc_MMap -fversion=GC_Use_Stack_Fixed -fversion=GC_Use_Data_Dyld -nostdinc -pipe -I../../..   \
-c gcc/threadsem.d
gcc/threadsem.d:36: module mach cannot read file 'std/c/mach/mach.d'

Change History

03/07/07 16:48:21 changed by sean

owner changed from sean to Gregor.

I think this was caused by the makefile changes from yesterday. Reassigning to GregorR.

03/07/07 18:49:03 changed by kris

milestone set to 0.96 Beta 2.

03/09/07 17:32:14 changed by Gregor

status changed from new to closed.
resolution set to fixed.

Fixed in revision 1866.

03/09/07 19:26:15 changed by Carlos

status changed from closed to reopened.
resolution deleted.

Not yet:

ar: creating archive libgphobos.a
ranlib libgphobos.a
gcc  -g -O2  @LDFLAGS@ -o minimal  minimal.o  -lm  
powerpc-apple-darwin8-gcc-4.0.1: @LDFLAGS@: No such file or directory

03/14/07 21:20:25 changed by kris

milestone changed from 0.96 Beta 2 to 0.97 RC 1.

we have to delay this until next week

03/16/07 16:07:07 changed by sean

owner changed from Gregor to sean.
status changed from reopened to new.

I've added some definitions that should address this issue. Please verify and let me know if the problem still exists. Relevant changeset is [1917].

03/16/07 19:06:24 changed by Carlos

No progress here. Notice that the problem is that weird @LDFLAGS@ thing.

03/22/07 20:16:02 changed by Carlos

Ping. ETA on this?

03/23/07 17:55:15 changed by sean

owner changed from sean to Gregor.

I'm going to give this back to Gregor, since it appears to he an autoconf issue. All uses of LDFLAGS that I can find look okay given my limited knowledge of how the whole procedure works.

03/24/07 00:39:55 changed by Carlos

summary changed from can't compile Tango on Mac OS X to can't compile Tango on Mac OS X and Linux PPC.

Now that #308 is fixed, this also happens with Linux PPC.

03/27/07 08:55:06 changed by Carlos

What are those @ supposed to do, anyway? Is that syntax correct? Are they supposed to be something else?

03/27/07 11:31:39 changed by sean

That syntax is used in the configure files and such, but I don't know what it means.

03/27/07 12:34:18 changed by larsivi

I believe @foo@ are substituted by configure for something specific, typically something decided by the configure process.

03/27/07 21:38:47 changed by Carlos

I just tried a number of combinations of setting LDFLAGS before calling build-gdc.sh, but none worked.

03/28/07 20:19:34 changed by Gregor

status changed from new to assigned.

@LDFLAGS@ in a Makefile.in is replaced when configure runs with the proper LDFLAGS. This should not be happening, but I have no OS X system to reproduce this on. I'm trying to find one.

03/29/07 01:22:17 changed by Carlos

But like I said, it also happens on Ubuntu Linux running on PPC, so it's not Mac only.

04/04/07 08:35:40 changed by Carlos

status changed from assigned to closed.
resolution set to fixed.

While I haven't tested on Linux yet, this is fixed on Mac thanks to [1991]. I'm confident it'll be fine on Linux.

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