10.1.0 compile problems

[tom]

Howdy guys.



I'm not able to build 10.1.0; I get gobs of undefined reference errors.

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newlisp.o: In function `expand':
undefined reference to...
...


I'm using makefile_linuxLP64_utf8



I'll be happy to paste all the error lines if it will help.

[Lutz]

The make file had nl-utf8.o missing in the OBJS line. Try this version:



http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefile_linuxLP64_utf8">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefi ... xLP64_utf8">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefile_linuxLP64_utf8

[tom]

The make file had nl-utf8.o missing in the OBJS line. Try this version:



http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefile_linuxLP64_utf8">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefi ... xLP64_utf8">http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/makefile_linuxLP64_utf8

Thanks Lutz, but no change.

[Lutz]

in order to help, please give info to all of the following questions:



- what Linux distribution and version

- what hardware (AMD or Intel etc.) (to find out, do a: uname -a )

- have you tried to compile the 32-bit version using just 'make' (what was the output?)

- post the entire compile/link output, including the command you used to invoke it

- what makefile did you use last (the one I posted?)

[tom]

what Linux distribution and version

Arch Linux, just updated. (there are no versions, it's a rolling release distro)

what hardware (AMD or Intel etc.)

$ uname -a

Linux bigblessing 2.6.29-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed May 20 06:42:43 UTC

2009 x86_64 AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 TL-60 AuthenticAMD GNU/Linux

have you tried to compile the 32-bit version using just 'make'

(what was the output?)

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Script started on Mon 22 Jun 2009 05:50:38 PM CDT
[tf@bigblessing newlisp-10.1.0]$ make

./build



Discovered Linux:

make[1]: Entering directory `/path/to/nl1010/newlisp-10.1.0'

make -f makefile_linux_utf8

make[2]: Entering directory `/path/to/nl1010/newlisp-10.1.0'

gcc -m32 -Wall -pedantic -Wno-strict-aliasing -Wno-long-long -c -O2 -g -DREADLINE -DSUPPORT_UTF8 -DLINUX nl-utf8.c

In file included from /usr/include/features.h:371,

                 from /usr/include/signal.h:29,

                 from newlisp.h:88,

                 from nl-utf8.c:25:

/usr/include/gnu/stubs.h:7:27: error: gnu/stubs-32.h: No such file or directory

make[2]: *** [nl-utf8.o] Error 1

make[2]: Leaving directory `/path/to/nl1010/newlisp-10.1.0'

make[1]: *** [linux_utf8] Error 2

make[1]: Leaving directory `/path/to/nl1010/newlisp-10.1.0'

make: *** [default] Error 2

Script done on Mon 22 Jun 2009 05:50:52 PM CDT


post the entire compile/link output, including the command you

used to invoke it

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gcc newlisp.o nl-symbol.o nl-math.o nl-list.o nl-liststr.o nl-string.o nl-filesys.o nl-sock.o nl-import.o nl-xml.o nl-web.o nl-matrix.o nl-debug.o pcre.o -m64 -g -lm -ldl -lreadline -lncurses -o newlisp
newlisp.o: In function `expand':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/newlisp.c:4303: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
newlisp.o: In function `p_last':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/newlisp.c:5040: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/newlisp.c:5045: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
newlisp.o: In function `p_rest':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/newlisp.c:4880: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
newlisp.o: In function `p_first':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/newlisp.c:4826: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
newlisp.o: In function `dolist':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/newlisp.c:5563: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
newlisp.o:(.data+0x1358): undefined reference to `p_unicode'
newlisp.o:(.data+0x1370): undefined reference to `p_utf8'
newlisp.o:(.data+0x1388): undefined reference to `p_utf8len'
newlisp.o:(.data+0x14d8): undefined reference to `p_readUTF8'
nl-math.o: In function `unifyGetType':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-math.c:2807: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
nl-liststr.o: In function `p_select':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:717: undefined reference to `utf8_wstr'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:734: undefined reference to `wstr_utf8'
nl-liststr.o: In function `pushOnString':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:640: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:656: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
nl-liststr.o: In function `popString':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:567: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:592: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:595: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
nl-liststr.o: In function `p_chop':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:263: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-liststr.c:268: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
nl-string.o: In function `p_trim':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:1950: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:1952: undefined reference to `utf8_wstr'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:1966: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:1974: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:2004: undefined reference to `wstr_utf8'
nl-string.o: In function `strUpperLower':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:459: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:462: undefined reference to `utf8_wstr'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:480: undefined reference to `wstr_utf8'
nl-string.o: In function `p_explode':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:390: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:392: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:403: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
nl-string.o: In function `setNthStr':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:218: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
nl-string.o: In function `implicitIndexString':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:188: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:191: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:195: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
nl-string.o: In function `p_char':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:328: undefined reference to `wchar_utf8'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:265: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:304: undefined reference to `utf8_1st_len'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-string.c:305: undefined reference to `utf8_wchar'
nl-filesys.o: In function `p_date':
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-filesys.c:2193: undefined reference to `utf8_wlen'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-filesys.c:2195: undefined reference to `utf8_wstr'
/the/path/to/newlisp10.1.0/src/newlisp-10.1.0/nl-filesys.c:2200: undefined reference to `wstr_utf8'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [default] Error 1



what makefile did you use last (the one I posted?)

The output above was with the makefile you provided.  did I miss anything?

[Lutz]

Thanks for posting all the info.



I see nl-utf8.c beeing compiled in the first 32-bit compile, but not in the second (large output) 64-bit compile. This is why I posted a new makefile_linuxLP64_utf8 earlier, because it has that file added. You seem still to use the old one, because I don't see nl-utf8.o in here (beginning of large output):

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gcc newlisp.o nl-symbol.o nl-math.o nl-list.o nl-liststr.o nl-string.o nl-filesys.o nl-sock.o nl-import.o nl-xml.o nl-web.o nl-matrix.o nl-debug.o pcre.o -m64 -g -lm -ldl -lreadline -lncurses -o newlisp

Take the makefile linked to from my earlier post in this thread and try again. Always do a:

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make clean

before a recompile.



ps: I will not be available tomorrow until later in the afternoon or night.

[tom]

thanks lutz, but still no luck.  I did a make clean and diffed the files to make sure I was using the new one, too.  the 32 bit  utf8 makefile doesn't work either.



it looks for /usr/include/gnu/stubs-32.h and can't find it.

[TedWalther]

Tom, try using the new configure system.  You will find it in the util directory.

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cp util/configure-alt configure
cp util/build-alt build
cp util/test-memorymodel.c .
./configure
make


Tell me what happens, if it fails, please cut and paste all the things Lutz asked you to cut and paste.

[TedWalther]

Lutz, in the current makefile_os2, the DEFAULT_OBJS is exactly the same as for Unix.  Am I missing something?



However, for win32 I do see I need to add win32-util.o win32-path.o.  Will do that right now.



Later...



Ok, it is done now.  I notice the configure-alt in the release isn't the latest, which has substantially better support for everything.



The new configure-alt is in my git tree (teds-tree...) and will be much more useful for testing.

[newdep]

hello Ted,



Yes the OS2 version is GCC based so thats oke...

I need to test the OS2 compilation still a bit behind on newlisp with OS2.



The ARM/EL GCC wont compile default with the current makefiles as

its using an older gcc that doesnt suooprt -m32



The Slackware compilate Ill test today..Ill report back..

[Lutz]

Ted:

I notice the configure-alt in the release isn't the latest

actually it is the latest, compared with what you have on m4, except for one line difference for the Win32 DEFAULT_OBJS.  I just compared with: teds-tree-newlisp-10.1.0.git/util/configure-alt on your machine.



Also I am adding 'make configure-alt' and 'make configure-org' to the main Makefile, to quickly switch between the new and old system.



Norman:

yes, old versions of gcc that is a problem, I am having all the time. Only on Mac OS X, I can be sure to have the latest or almost latest: gcc version 4.2.1.

[tom]

Ted,



Whee hoo.  It builds.  However, when I try to incorporate your changes into an arch linux package building script, I get a bunch of undefined reference errors.  The problem is most likely the way and place I'm sticking it.  Feel like taking a look?  Here's an arch linux PKGBUILD that formerly worked. I tried copying the files from the util directory after the cd line in the build section.

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pkgname=newlisp
pkgver=10.1.0
pkgrel=3
pkgdesc="newLISP is a LISP like, general purpose scripting language."
url="http://www.newlisp.org"
license=('GPL')
arch=('x86_64' 'i686')
options=('docs')
source=(http://newlisp.com/downloads/$pkgname-$pkgver.tgz)
md5sums=('68be7fa39714dc4022941fdb1adba559')
build() {
  cd $srcdir/$pkgname-$pkgver
   case $CARCH in
       i686) make -f makefile_linux || return 1 ;;
       x86_64) make -f makefile_linuxLP64_utf8 || return 1 ;;
       *) echo "$CARCH is not supported!" ;;
   esac
  mkdir -p $pkgdir/usr/bin
  mkdir -p $pkgdir/usr/share/man/man1
    make bindir=$pkgdir/usr/bin mandir=$pkgdir/usr/share/man datadir=$pkgdir/usr/share install
}


[TedWalther]

Tom, can you show me all the error messages you get when you add the cp configure-alt and build-alt lines to your PKGBUILD?



Also, the new configure doesn't create new makefile_linuxLP64_utf8, etc.



You need to do this exactly:

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cp util/configure-alt configure
cp util/build-alt build
cp util/test-memorymodel.c .
./configure
make


That is all.



Ted

[tom]

Hey Ted,



I'm not close to that machine at the moment.  doing as you suggest works perfectly. I replace the build section in the PKGBUILD with your stuff and only use configure and make.  I should have shown an edited PKGBUILD, and I will when I get home.  I'm not holding my mouth right, or something, when I try to incorporate your changes.



Thanks for your help.  Hordes of Archlinux users are anxiously waiting for me to grow a brain :-)

[TedWalther]

Ok, I look forward to hearing how that goes for you.