On Tue, Jun 05, 2007, Olivier Kaloudoff wrote: > Virtual package gcc needed gcc g++ and i686-apple-darwin8-g++-4.0.1 > i686-apple-darwin8-gcc-4.0.1 linked to /openpkg/bin
Are the i686-apple-darwin8-g??-4.0.1 symlinks really required? All OpenPKG packages AFAIK search just for "gcc" and "g++" but never for those other variants. > [...] > Tried to install binutils, fails with the following; > > http://www.kalou.net/openpkg/openpkg-build-binutils-failed.20070604.txt Ah, ok. I see. Some incompatibilities with the system headers. This is usually easy to workaround, but unfortunately not blindly without system access. One has to find the defintions in /usr/include and then apply a workaround. If I would have temporary access to a Mac OS X box I can try to fix this. Without it would require many many turnarounds. > > 2. The replacement method: > > > > In case approach (1) fails, you can try to replace the "binutils" > > and "gcc" packages with virtual packages containing symlinks to the > > system commands. For this install OpenPKG package "openpkg-import" > > with options "with_binutils=yes" and perhaps even "with_gcc=yes" set. > > Hmmm. Just installed openpkg-import > ( openpkg build openpkg-import -Dwith_gcc=yes -Dwith_binutils=yes | sh ) > tried with space between -D and with, same result. No, the syntax is: $ openpkg build -Dwith_gcc=yes -Dwith_binutils=yes openpkg-import | sh It is a standard Unix-style command where all(!) options have to be before non-option arguments. > but this package seems to have no file .. don't understand how it > should behave .. did I miss something ? when I retry build nagios | sh > after installing openpkg-import, it triggers the build of binutils > once more .. It contains the files once the options are correctly passed. Ralf S. Engelschall [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.engelschall.com ______________________________________________________________________ OpenPKG http://openpkg.org User Communication List openpkg-users@openpkg.org
