Am 3.2.2012 um 16:15 schrieb Dominique Dhumieres:
>> Libgomp is part of the GCC installation...
>
> I have several instances of gcc either through Fink or my own installs.
> I am not familiar with cmake, how can I check that the right -L is passed?
If Fink is using cmake to build ImageMagick then better don't try to change
things first. (And I prefer not to use cmake, it would take time to learn it.)
It can be that some GCC installation is not correct. You could check with
fink list | grep ' gcc'
(the invisible character before "gcc" is a TAB) what is actually installed –
gcc<some number><and no - following> names the actual usable compiler packages
which create symbolic links /sw/bin/gcc to the proper binaries.
You could try to create a local copy of the ImageMagick INFO file
(/sw/fink/10.4/stable/main/finkinfo/graphics/imagemagick.info plus
/sw/fink/10.4/stable/main/finkinfo/graphics/imagemagick.patch) and insert into
the inline "compile-script" (before line #74) a statement like
which ld gcc g++
to see which binaries get used. If they're Fink compilers you could choose a
different version and try again with this different version installed/made
active (simple 'fink install gcc45' when gcc46 might be causing the failure).
This also should reinstall any missing gcc<number>-shlibs or -compiler package
– hopefully.
--
Greetings
Pete
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