Build failure on Mac OS X 10.13.2 (Unable to specify soname (is Darwin supported?)) #181
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Which one is it? :p I somehow suspect making required flags unrequired isn't the solution though. |
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Have you tried the Meson build? |
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Which compiler are you using, anyway, that doesn't support -Wl,--no-undefined and doesn't support Darwin's -install_name |
Lol sorry I can see that's ambiguous now, it was late. Running the script produces no visible errors, most of the printed checks pass and there's no indication that it did not succeed. But, as mentioned, it doesn't produce the necessary files in
I don't suspect that either, but I figured that my environment is supposed to be sufficient for
The script asks for I also tried
I just tried it (after installing If it's useful, here's the output of Meson: |
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This hasn’t moved for a while. To go further, here’s what both and here’s So the culprit linker options are never actually called, because |
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It is to be expected that meson works -- meson internally knows how to handle such options as Seems like the handwritten configure script could be updated to support Darwin better though... I know little to nothing about that toolchain, but:
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Hi,
Running
./configureworks with no errors at first, but runningmakeafterwards yields:(and indeed
.buildonly containscheck.c)So I went searching in the
configurescript for what's going wrong --We never make it past line 204:
test_ldflagsgoes through with argument-fPIC, but the next argument,-Wl,--no-undefinedfails and the script exits (I'm not entirely sure if the arguments are being passed correctly to the function, but this is what's being passed).So I removed the line that causes the script to exit on failure, 178:
170 test_ldflags() { 171 [ ! -e "$outdir"/check.c ] && cat <<-EOF > "$outdir"/check.c 172 int main(void) { return 0; } 173 EOF 174 if $CC "$@" -o /dev/null "$outdir"/check.c >/dev/null 2>&1 175 then 176 append_ldflags "$@" 177 else - 178 return 1 + 178 : 179 fi 180 }And now I get stuck at this error:
Do you have any idea of what's going wrong? Thanks
GNU bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin17)
but I also tried to
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