Except that, we don't have more problems. Actual we already had success builds (r1355082) on Windows XP (vs2008 pro w/ cygwin), Suse 11.1, Ubuntu 11.04, MacOS 10.6 today. From the above linux 64 and Win7 error message, I am wondering if it needs a fresh autoconf. We saw similar error messages in an updated Mac source build environment before, but I am not sure.
zhangjf On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 4:50 PM, Andre Fischer <a...@a-w-f.de> wrote: > On 29.06.2012 10:42, zhangjf wrote: >> >> I don't know here which distribution linux32 refers to. Our build on >> SuSe 11.1 breaks on serf 1.1 because it has a new dependency on >> libexpat.so, we resolved it by installing the libexpat-devel rpm >> package. > > > That should only be necessary if you are using --with-system-serf. > Otherwise the external version should be used. I probably broke that when I > added the --with-system-serf switch. > > -Andre > > >> >> zhangjf >> >> On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 5:37 PM, Andre Fischer <a...@a-w-f.de> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> there are build breakers on all three platforms >>> >>> - Windows7 >>> >>> in shell_2: >>> >>> has ./configure: line 7952: test: : integer expression expected >>> ./configure: line 7957: test: : integer expression expected >>> ./configure: line 7962: test: : integer expression expected >>> configure: error: Compiler too old. Use Microsoft C/C++ .NET 2003/2005 >>> compiler. >>> >>> could be caused by missing DLLs when the compiler is called to detect its >>> version. In that case cl does not print anything. I have seen something >>> similar when I tried to use the 2010 dev studio. >>> >>> >>> - Linux64 >>> >>> in compile_2 there is the line >>> >>> ./configure: line 11931: test: : integer expression expected >>> >>> @Andrew: can you post the config.log and configure files so that we can >>> better analyze the cause of this bug? >>> >>> >>> - Linux32 >>> >>> the build breaker seems to be caused by my recent changes in >>> ext_libraries/serf. It may be sufficient to make a clean build. >>> >>> @Andrew: can you trigger that? >>> >>> >>> Regards, >>> Andre > >
