My previous comments were unclear because my original text was
cut out. Here I patch it below.
On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 11:47:09AM +0100, Martin Costabel wrote:
> pavicic wrote:
>> On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 12:36:40PM +0100, Martin Costabel wrote:
>>> pavicic wrote:
>>> []
>>>> Yes, I'm deleting all *.la files in /sw/lib and all its
>>>> subdirectories but that doesn't help.
>>>>
>>>> grep: /sw/lib/libiconv.la: No such file or directory
>>> Then look in /usr/local/lib or elsewhere. It is an *.la file on
>>> *your* computer that contains the reference to the non-existing
>>> /sw/lib/libiconv.la.
>>>
>>
>> Finder gives nothing.
>>
>> Also neither
>>
>> find / -name libiconv.la
>
> This has been discussed on the lists so often in the past months that I
> didn't think it necessary to explain once more. Here goes:
>
> The error you are getting comes from the fact that some *other* "libtool
> archive" file, that is, a file with extension ".la", contains a line
>
> dependency_libs=' ... /sw/lib/libiconv.la ... '
>
> You have to find that file which, unfortunately, is not indicated in the
> error message (a regrettable shortcoming of libtool) and remove it or,
> better, edit it and remove everything in the dependency_libs list, so
> that the line reads
>
> dependency_libs=''
As I wrote before I scanned all the files on my computer and there
is no explicit reference to /sw/lib/libiconv.la
The reference which appear at the end of "fink update-all" must
be geerated in some other more involved way and not because there
already is a mismatched reference to /sw/lib/libiconv.la
in some existing file. There is no any reference to /sw/lib/libiconv.la
except those that I stated below.
Finder gives nothing.
Also neither
find / -name libiconv.la
nor
find / -name \*libiconv\*la\*
gives anything.
But isn't "grep" suggesting that the program is trying to find
libiconv.la in some configuration file or so, but can't?
libiconv.la is mentioned in libiconv.patch twice:
- *) $(LIBTOOL_LINK) $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(iconv_LDFLAGS)
ico...@objext@ ../srclib/libicrt.a
$(DESTDIR)$(libdir)/libiconv.la @LTLIBINTL@ $(objects_r...@woe32@) -o
iconv;; \
+ *) $(LIBTOOL_LINK) $(CC) $(LDFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) $(iconv_LDFLAGS)
ico...@objext@ ../srclib/libicrt.a ../lib/libiconv.la @LIBINTL_STATIC@
$(objects_r...@woe32@) -o iconv;; \
Apart from libiconv.info this is the only file where libivonv.la is
explicitely mentioned.
Mladen.
> The *.la files are text files which can be edited with any standard text
> editor (with admin privileges).
>
> The error message talks about "grep" and "sed", because libtool uses
> these tools to extract the dependency_libs list from the *.la file.
>
> A final explanation about the origin of the error: When that (as yet
> unknown) *.la file containing the reference to /sw/lib/libiconv.la was
> created during the build process of some other package, the file
> /sw/lib/libiconv.la *did* exist on the computer. Then it was removed,
> following advice smilar to what I gave above, namely to remove all *.la
> files inside /sw/. The latter advice was published as a reaction to the
> fact that Apple removed their *.la files inside /usr/lib on Snow Leopard
> and everybody who upgraded their Fink from Leopard to Snow Leopard was
> getting these same errors.
Yes, and following that advice I deleted /sw/lib/libiconv.la as well.
But perhaps a remedy is to get libiconv.la from somewhere.
Mladen.
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