Maybe I solved my problem.
At least, I have found the cause, but not the reason.
I said that I created a new ubuntu box: it compiled there.
So the problem was in my settings.
I created a new user on my (real) machine: on the new user, it compiled.
So the problem was in my _user_ settings.
I
Can you rerun the make as root?
Compilation ended. It seems ok. At least, I have the binary...
Here is the log
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7972796/make-root.log
I am also making another test: I created a new ubuntu box in virtualbox
and I didn't touch anything, just the minimum for compiling. I
[em243 18:43:20 axiom]$ ulimit -a
core file size (blocks, -c) 0
data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited
scheduling priority (-e) 20
file size (blocks, -f) unlimited
pending signals (-i) 16382
max locked memory (kbytes, -l) 64
max mem
what are your ulimit settings?
ulimit -a
Fabio S. wrote:
Can you rerun the make as root?
Sure I can.
And I am doing it.
It is compiling and up to now, without errors.
It already passed the critical point.
Meanwhile, in another shell I started a compilation as normal user and
it already sto
Can you rerun the make as root?
Sure I can.
And I am doing it.
It is compiling and up to now, without errors.
It already passed the critical point.
Meanwhile, in another shell I started a compilation as normal user and it
already stopped at the usual point.
As soon as the root shell will ter
Can you rerun the make as root?
Fabio S. wrote:
I built ubuntu on a 64 bit machine and then did
git clone http://github.com/daly/axiom.git
cd axiom
export AXIOM=`pwd`/mnt/ubuntu
export PATH=$AXIOM/bin:$PATH
make
and it builds properly here.
I tried exactly the same as you, but the result doe
I built ubuntu on a 64 bit machine and then did
git clone http://github.com/daly/axiom.git
cd axiom
export AXIOM=`pwd`/mnt/ubuntu
export PATH=$AXIOM/bin:$PATH
make
and it builds properly here.
I tried exactly the same as you, but the result doesn't change.
The logs are here, if they can help:
I built ubuntu on a 64 bit machine and then did
git clone http://github.com/daly/axiom.git
cd axiom
export AXIOM=`pwd`/mnt/ubuntu
export PATH=$AXIOM/bin:$PATH
make
and it builds properly here.
Fabio S. wrote:
ok. I'll try a build from those sources again.
Perhaps I made a mistake somewhere.
Did
ok. I'll try a build from those sources again.
Perhaps I made a mistake somewhere.
Did you say you had a 64 bit system?
Yes.
Thanks a lot.
Fabio
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ok. I'll try a build from those sources again.
Perhaps I made a mistake somewhere.
Did you say you had a 64 bit system?
Fabio S. wrote:
Fabio,
type
echo $AXIOM
and let me know what your AXIOM shell variable is.
It appears that it might not be set correctly.
It should be
export AXIOM=/home/stumb
Fabio,
type
echo $AXIOM
and let me know what your AXIOM shell variable is.
It appears that it might not be set correctly.
It should be
export AXIOM=/home/stumbo/download/axiom/mnt/ubuntu
If you set it to that value and then do
make clean
make
it should build. The makefile knows where the build
i
In a virtual memory environment 1G of ram should not be an issue.
Fabio S. wrote:
Well, maybe I have not been correct, since I asked in the same message
about two _different_ problems.
I am not suggesting that the ram could be the reason for the
compilation problem.
Using all the ram is a
Well, maybe I have not been correct, since I asked in the same message
about two _different_ problems.
I am not suggesting that the ram could be the reason for the
compilation problem.
Using all the ram is another problem: should I post it in a new, different
thread?
Concerning compilati
Where did you get your sources?
I'll get the same sources, build a new machine and check them.
Fabio S. wrote:
make NOISE=
is quite long, of course. The last part in the screen is:
Maybe you should try
make NOISE= &> fabio.log
and upload that file somewhere.
I uploaded it to Dropbox.
H
Fabio,
type
echo $AXIOM
and let me know what your AXIOM shell variable is.
It appears that it might not be set correctly.
It should be
export AXIOM=/home/stumbo/download/axiom/mnt/ubuntu
If you set it to that value and then do
make clean
make
it should build. The makefile knows where the buil
No, the problem isn't ram. I have seen this problem
before but it is my memory that is failing. I'll look
at it shortly.
Fabio S. wrote:
Tim,
the output of
make NOISE=
is quite long, of course. The last part in the screen is:
-
All file names in Axiom are lowercase everywhere
except the algebra files which are guaranteed to
be unique. This eliminates the problem of porting
to case-insensitive filesystems.
Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
make NOISE=
is quite long, of course. The last part in the screen is:
Maybe you should tr
make NOISE=
is quite long, of course. The last part in the screen is:
Maybe you should try
make NOISE= &> fabio.log
and upload that file somewhere.
I uploaded it to Dropbox.
Here are the results:
the file make.log
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7972796/make.log
is the result of a plain "make
make NOISE=
is quite long, of course. The last part in the screen is:
Maybe you should try
make NOISE= &> fabio.log
and upload that file somewhere. Maybe in a sandbox at
http://axiom-wiki.newsynthesis.org/FrontPage
or go to http://sites.google.com create a site and upload fabio.log.
Just t
Tim,
the output of
make NOISE=
is quite long, of course. The last part in the screen is:
---
Overfull \hbox (4.50002pt too wide) detected at line 8232
\OT1/cmr/m/n/10 1183
Overfull \hbox (4.50002pt too wide) detected at line
Fabio,
I have seen this before.
The problem occurs earlier in the build.
I don't have a 64 bit system available at the moment
so I cannot test it here. Type:
make NOISE=
and send me the output.
Tim
Fabio S. wrote:
Sorry to annoy, but I can't succeed in compiling axiom.
I am trying to do
Sorry to annoy, but I can't succeed in compiling axiom.
I am trying to do it on an ubuntu64 10.04 system. I followed all
instructions on the download page, namely:
echo 0 >/proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space
apt-get install m4 libxpm-dev libxt-dev x-dev libx11-dev
apt-get install libxext-dev
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