Re: [Fxruby-users] My fox build segfaults on Solaris 9 gcc.

[jeroen <je...@fo...>]

On Tuesday 06 July 2004 10:26 am, Hugh Sasse Staff Elec Eng wrote:
> The last thing I get on building the Fox library is
>
> g++ -shared  FX4Splitter.lo FXAccelTable.lo FXApp.lo
> FXArrowButton.lo FXBMPIcon.lo FXBMPImage.lo FXBitmap.lo
> FXBitmapFrame.lo FXBitmapView.lo FXButton.lo FXBZStream.lo
> FXCURCursor.lo FXCanvas.lo FXCharset.lo FXCheckButton.lo
> FXColorBar.lo FXColorDialog.lo FXColorNames.lo FXColorSelector.lo
> FXColorWell.lo FXColorWheel.lo FXComboBox.lo FXComposite.lo
> FXCursor.lo FXDC.lo FXDCPrint.lo FXDCWindow.lo FXDLL.lo
> FXDataTarget.lo FXDebugTarget.lo FXDelegator.lo FXDial.lo
> FXDialogBox.lo FXDict.lo FXDirBox.lo FXDirDialog.lo FXDirList.lo
> FXDirSelector.lo FXDocument.lo FXDragCorner.lo FXDrawable.lo
> FXDriveBox.lo FXException.lo FXFile.lo FXFileDialog.lo FXFileDict.lo
> FXFileList.lo FXFileSelector.lo FXFileStream.lo FXFoldingList.lo
> FXFont.lo FXFontDialog.lo FXFontSelector.lo FXFrame.lo
> FXGIFCursor.lo FXGIFIcon.lo FXGIFImage.lo FXGLCanvas.lo FXGLCone.lo
> FXGLContext.lo FXGLCube.lo FXGLCylinder.lo FXGLObject.lo
> FXGLShape.lo FXGLSphere.lo FXGLTriangleMesh.lo FXGLViewer.lo
> FXGLVisual.lo FXGradientBar.lo FXGroupBox.lo FXGZStream.lo FXHash.lo
> FXHeader.lo FXHorizontalFrame.lo FXICOIcon.lo FXICOImage.lo
> FXIcon.lo FXIconList.lo FXId.lo FXImage.lo FXImageFrame.lo
> FXImageView.lo FXInputDialog.lo FXJPGIcon.lo FXJPGImage.lo
> FXLabel.lo FXList.lo FXListBox.lo FXMDIButton.lo FXMDIChild.lo
> FXMDIClient.lo FXMainWindow.lo FXMat3d.lo FXMat4d.lo FXMat3f.lo
> FXMat4f.lo FXMatrix.lo FXMemoryStream.lo FXMenuBar.lo
> FXMenuButton.lo FXMenuCaption.lo FXMenuCascade.lo FXMenuCheck.lo
> FXMenuRadio.lo FXMenuCommand.lo FXMenuPane.lo FXMenuSeparator.lo
> FXMenuTitle.lo FXMessageBox.lo FXObject.lo FXObjectList.lo
> FXOptionMenu.lo FXPCXIcon.lo FXPCXImage.lo FXPNGIcon.lo
> FXPNGImage.lo FXPPMIcon.lo FXPPMImage.lo FXPacker.lo FXPicker.lo
> FXPopup.lo FXPoint.lo FXPrintDialog.lo FXProgressBar.lo
> FXProgressDialog.lo FXQuatd.lo FXQuatf.lo FXRGBIcon.lo FXRGBImage.lo
> FXRadioButton.lo FXRangef.lo FXRanged.lo FXRealSlider.lo
> FXRealSpinner.lo FXRecentFiles.lo FXRectangle.lo FXRegion.lo
> FXRegistry.lo FXReplaceDialog.lo FXRex.lo FXRootWindow.lo FXRuler.lo
> FXScrollArea.lo FXScrollBar.lo FXScrollPane.lo FXScrollWindow.lo
> FXSearchDialog.lo FXSeparator.lo FXSettings.lo FXShell.lo
> FXShutter.lo FXSize.lo FXSlider.lo FXSpinner.lo FXSpheref.lo
> FXSphered.lo FXSplitter.lo FXSpring.lo FXStatusBar.lo
> FXStatusLine.lo FXStream.lo FXString.lo FXStringDict.lo
> FXSwitcher.lo FXTGAIcon.lo FXTGAImage.lo FXTIFIcon.lo FXTIFImage.lo
> FXTabBar.lo FXTabBook.lo FXTabItem.lo FXTable.lo FXText.lo
> FXTextCodec.lo FXTextField.lo FXThread.lo FXToggleButton.lo
> FXToolBar.lo FXToolBarGrip.lo FXToolBarShell.lo FXToolBarTab.lo
> FXToolTip.lo FXTopWindow.lo FXTreeList.lo FXTreeListBox.lo
> FXTriStateButton.lo FXUndoList.lo FXURL.lo FXUTF8Codec.lo
> FXUTF16Codec.lo FXUTF32Codec.lo FXVec2d.lo FXVec2f.lo FXVec3d.lo
> FXVec3f.lo FXVec4d.lo FXVec4f.lo FXVerticalFrame.lo FXVisual.lo
> FXWindow.lo FXWizard.lo FXWString.lo FXXBMIcon.lo FXXBMImage.lo
> FXXPMIcon.lo FXXPMImage.lo fxbmpio.lo fxfilematch.lo fxgifio.lo
> fxicoio.lo fxjpegio.lo fxparsegeometry.lo fxpcxio.lo fxpngio.lo
> fxppmio.lo fxpriv.lo fxpsio.lo fxfsquantize.lo fxezquantize.lo
> fxwuquantize.lo fxrgbio.lo fxtargaio.lo fxtifio.lo fxutils.lo
> fxwinkbd.lo fxxbmio.lo fxxpmio.lo icons.lo vsscanf.lo  -Wl,--rpath
> -Wl,/usr/openwin/lib  -L/usr/openwin/lib -lXext -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl
> -ldl -lpthread -ljpeg -lpng -lz -lbz2 -lm -lGL -lGLU -lc
> -Wl,-soname -Wl,libFOX-1.2.so.0 -o .libs/libFOX-1.2.so.0.0.6
> collect2: ld terminated with signal 11 [Segmentation Fault], core
> dumped
> gmake[1]: *** [libFOX-1.2.la] Error 1
> gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/export/home/Scratch/hgs/fox-1.2.6/src'
> gmake: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
>
> The only thing that seems obvious to me is to ensure that the LD
> used is gnu ld and not the Sun one.  Given this is invoked by g++,
> how might I be certain about this?  It is not defined in the (top)
> Makefile.  Anything else I should look out for?

I keep up with FOX compiling on SUN; it should compile out of the
box using SUN's own compiler.  If you have a problem with compiling
using GCC, my first suggestion is to make sure GCC is properly
installed [its a complex beast!].  Make sure you have a recent
GCC, and that your paths are set properly [in particular, GCC's
installation typically includes "repaired" header files which may 
be necessary].

On some machines you need to use native linker, and some GNU ld; I
don't know what the recommendation is for the SPARC target.

SUN has a collection of GNU software on their site, I don't know 
if this includes GCC but if it does then that might be helpful, 
assuming the SUN developers are more on top of this situation that 
we are.


Regards,


		- Jeroen


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