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#13 "darwin" is an untested system type. Att

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2002-10-02
2002-09-26
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"darwin" is an untested system type. Attempting to build with
"DARWIN"
defined (this probably won't work). Please file a bug report at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=28142&atid=392469
explaining what system you are attemping to build on and what
went wrong.
running install
running build
running build_py
not copying Pyana/__init__.py (output up-to-date)
not copying Pyana/__init__.py (output up-to-date)
running build_ext
building '_Pyana' extension
/usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
__._9streambuf
___10istrstreamiPCci
___9streambufi
___vt_10ostrstream.3ios
___vt_12strstreambuf
___vt_13strstreambase.3ios
___vt_3ios
___vt_7ostream.3ios
_init_dynamic__12strstreambufPFUl_PvPFPv_vi
_pcount__12strstreambuf

Discussion

  • Brian Quinlan

    Brian Quinlan - 2002-10-02

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    Are you running Mac OS X? Which version? Did you build
    Xalan/Xerces for it?

    The missing symbols seem to be C++ standard library ones.
    I have a Mac OS 10.05 box, maybe I'll try building there.

     
  • Brian Quinlan

    Brian Quinlan - 2002-10-02
    • summary: "darwin" is an untested system type. Att --> "darwin" is an untested system type. Att
     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Yes I am running OS X.
    Problem seems to be that it won't properly link in C++ libraries using
    gcc; it needs g++ instead. I couldn't figure out how to get the setup.py
    script to use g++ instead. I got it to build successfully by creating a
    symbolic link to g++ named gcc in the build directory (and adding ./ to
    the front of my path). It built and ran fine after that.

     

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