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compile failed on ubuntu 24... #40
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seems gcc13 is in use... is it related? |
success according to https://blog.csdn.net/saviourxx/article/details/139150172 key behavior:
if not adding BUILD_TYPE=debug it would fail. not sure why, but seems it worth documented. |
Thanks for the report. Build issues with newer toolchains (GCC >= 12) are unfortunately a known issue and mentioned in the README already. This isn't caused by the KVM modifications though and fails on unmodified upstream code. Ideally this is all fixed by rebasing the patches on new upstream releases eventually. The missing |
FWIW, the |
wow...you might be correct |
Newer toolchains should not be an issue anymore with the latest 7.1.4 release. Can you please check if this new release solves your issue? |
thx.would have a try this week. |
@tpressure
seems still __memset_chk |
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seems some more undefined references to `soap_open_logfile' follow |
I think these errors are unrelated to the kvm patch series. Can you try to build the vanilla 7.1.4 sources (without any extra patches) to check whether this works or not? |
I just tried this on a fresh Ububtu 24.04.1 installation and can observe the same issue as you do. The trick seems to be to deactivate building the guest additions, which is fine because you can always download them directly from oracle. With the following patch, I was able to build and run the kvm-backend as release build on Ubuntu 24.04.1: 0001-XXX-disable-building-guest-additions.patch.txt I was also able to reproduce your debug build soap issue, but I think you want to have a release build anyway. Will look into the debug build issue after the holidays. FWIW: these issues are unrelated to the KVM patchset. They appear also if you build the vanilla sources, so we probably have to wait until Oracle fixes them in mainline :( |
Thanks, you are just hero! |
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