Jean-François Mertens wrote:
[]
> But sorry, have no 10.5, _ and for the moment not even my G5 _ to
> look further...
Since the problem appears only for 10.5/ppc, and then apparently only
with xcode-3.1, I am out of it, too. I only have access to 10.5/intel
and 10.4/ppc, or with some effort to a 10.5/ppc with xcode-3.0, on which
I cannot compile random Fink packages.
The file flurry.c is compiled on intel, too, but differently. The code
in question is in flurry.h:
typedef union {
float f[4];
#if __VEC__
vector float v;
#endif
} floatToVector;
What I can see is that the macro "__VEC__", which triggers the fatal
line, is defined by the compiler on 10.5/ppc, but not on 10.5/intel. To
see this, try
cpp -dM </dev/null |grep VEC
One idea of a workaround would be to turn this piece of code off for
everybody, by introducing a compiler flag "-U__VEC__", for example in
SetCPPFLAGS:
SetCPPFLAGS: -I%p/lib/freetype219/include -U__VEC__
But, as I said, I cannot test this.
--
Martin
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