The "-L" before a "-o" seems to be a recurrent problem: ------------------------ gcc -dynamiclib -single_module -flat_namespace -search_paths_first -m64 -mmacosx-version-min=10.4 -L -o ../lib/x86_64_macosx/pteclipse.dylib \ bip_pt.o \ \ -L../lib/x86_64_macosx -leclipse i686-apple-darwin11-llvm-gcc-4.2: ../lib/x86_64_macosx/pteclipse.dylib: No such file or directory ------------------------ On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 8:30 PM, David Dreisigmeyer <dwdreisigmeyer_at_...6... > wrote: > Thanks Kish. > > I'm really only concerned with getting it to compile currently, not the > 3rd party features - I'll try to deal with those later. > > The 6.0#183 binary on SourceForge does work on OS X 10.8. > > Here's the compiling output that includes references to libeclipse.dylib: > > ---------------------------------------- > gcc -dynamiclib -single_module -flat_namespace -search_paths_first -m64 > -mmacosx-version-min=10.4 -L -o libeclipse.dylib \ > dict.o read.o lex.o emu.o proc_desc.o bip_tconv.o io.o write.o > bip_comp.o mem.o operator.o bip_record.o bip_bag.o bip_heapevents.o > bip_shelf.o bip_store.o bip_array.o bip_strings.o bip_db.o property.o > bip_io.o procedure.o handle.o intervals.o bip_arith.o bigrat.o bip_module.o > bip_control.o bip_delay.o bip_domain.o bip_misc.o elipsys_fd.o bip_load.o > code.o init.o emu_c_env.o emu_util.o error.o external.o gc_stacks.o > handlers.o printam.o addrmap.o eclipsedir.o embed.o os_support.o lib1.o > lib2.o lib3.o lib4.o lib5.o lib6.o lib7.o dummy_mps.o dummy_par.o > dummy_upcalls.o dummy_wm.o whereami_default.o \ > -L../../lib/x86_64_macosx -L../..//sys_lib/x86_64_macosx \ > -lshm -L. -lgmp -ldl -lm > i686-apple-darwin11-llvm-gcc-4.2: libeclipse.dylib: No such file or > directory > ---------------------------------------- > > Like Paulo I have a libeclipse.a in the Kernel/x86_64_macosx directory. > Looks like the problem is the "-L" before the "-o libeclipse.dylib". > > If anyway can put together how the SourceForge binaries were compiled that > would be nice. > > > On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 1:00 AM, Kish Shen <kisshen_at_...5...> wrote: > >> Hi Dave, >> >> The ECLiPSe Mac OS X x86 binaries from SourceForge are built on Mac OS >> 10.6. >> >> The single error message you have given is not enough to show what might >> be going wrong. In particular, I am not sure if the problem is caused by >> compiling on 10.8. I can't really tell where exactly the error message is >> from, and what exactly configure did. Is there a libeclipse.dylib (it >> should be in Kernel/x86_64_macosx directory)? If not, there should have >> been some earlier error when the building of libeclipse.dylib failed. >> >> You don't seem to have set ECLiPSETHIRDPARTY environment variable for >> your build, and this probably means that few third-party components will >> be used for your build (configure should report what it was able to find). >> For ECLiPSe 6.0 onwards, we strongly recommend that you build ECLiPSe with >> at least bignum support, i.e. with GNU GMP (or GMP compatible lib -- for >> x86 Macs I use MPIR instead of GMP), because without bignums, the new >> ECLiPSe compiler can only compile clauses with limited number of variables, >> and some of ECLiPSe's own files cannot be compiled). However, I don't think >> this is the direct cause of your error, as your error seem to be happening >> earlier than this. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Kish >> >> >> >> On 06/10/2012 12:48, David Dreisigmeyer wrote: >> >>> Has anyone has compiled ECLiPSe on OS X 10.8? If so would you be able to >>> provide any details on how to go about doing it, especially for 6.0#196? >>> The binary for 6.0#183 from SourceForge works though I can't get it to >>> compile, ending with the error: >>> >>> i686-apple-darwin11-llvm-gcc-**4.2: libeclipse.dylib: No such file or >>> directory >>> >>> I'm attempting to compile as follows: >>> >>> $ export ARCH=x86_64_macosx >>> $ ./configure >>> $ make -f Makefile.$ARCH >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> -Dave >>> >>> >>> >>> This body part will be downloaded on demand. >>> >>> >>> >>> This body part will be downloaded on demand. >>> >>> >> > > > -- > *Go Blue!* > > -- *Go Blue!*Received on Mon Oct 08 2012 - 00:34:29 CEST
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