Hello, I know this is not the right place to make a bug report, and I
really don't know whether this is a bug.
I did like the following:
xudifsd@xudifsd-laptop:~$ csi
#;1 (list-ref 2 '(1 5 2))
Segmentation fault
xudifsd@xudifsd-laptop:~$ csi -v
CHICKEN
(c)2008-2011 The Chicken Team
(c)2000-2007
Hi,
* xudi...@gmail.com [20 09:19]:
Hello, I know this is not the right place to make a bug report, and I
really don't know whether this is a bug.
I did like the following:
xudifsd@xudifsd-laptop:~$ csi
#;1 (list-ref 2 '(1 5 2))
Segmentation fault
xudifsd@xudifsd-laptop:~$ csi
Hi, folks. While running gmake check the deployment test fails, saying:
/libexec/ld-elf.so.1: Shared object libchicken.so.6 not found,
required by rev-app
The full log is at [1]. The chicken in question is bootstrapped using
4.7.0, and installed into /tmp/c0 (see the log for full
Hi,
Seems I forgot to send the last one to the whole list.
On Sun, 20 Nov 2011 16:49:13 +0100, Christian Kellermann ck...@pestilenz.org
wrote:
Hi,
* Blake Sweeney blakes...@gmail.com [20 16:26]:
I've attached the output from chicken-bug. For reference I installed chicken
with
Hi, folks. I'd like to bug you once again about the change to add
support for parallel build (i.e. building chicken with gmake -j). We
discussed this last month [3], but didn't reach any conclusion. This
was also discussed in ticket 526 [2], which is still open.
Anyway, the patch applicable to
* Vitaly Magerya vmage...@gmail.com [20 17:40]:
So, is this a known issue? If not, how do I diagnose it further?
-deploy is known to be broken for NetBSD and OpenBSD. Does FreeBSD
support the $ORIGIN setting for RPATH?
Maybe this test should be skipped on BSDs...
HTH,
Christian
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So, is this a known issue? If not, how do I diagnose it further?
-deploy is known to be broken for NetBSD and OpenBSD. Does FreeBSD
support the $ORIGIN setting for RPATH?
It appears that it does, but you need to additionally pass -z origin
to the linker. For example deploying like this seems
I wrote:
Here's the test:
rm -rf /rmp/cd mkdir -p /tmp/cd cd /tmp/cd
Ugh, typo over there, it's /tmp/cd, not /rmp/cd.
You have been warned.
echo '(write 555)' | tee a.scm b.scm
csc -deploy a.scm
ldd a/a
csc -deploy -L -z origin b.scm
ldd b/b
* Vitaly Magerya vmage...@gmail.com [20 19:26]:
Actually, judging by the man pages [1-2] NetBSD and OpenBSD may
require the same trick. This needs to be tested though.
Here's the test:
rm -rf /rmp/cd mkdir -p /tmp/cd cd /tmp/cd
echo '(write 555)' | tee a.scm b.scm
csc
* Vitaly Magerya vmage...@gmail.com [20 19:26]:
So, is this a known issue? If not, how do I diagnose it further?
-deploy is known to be broken for NetBSD and OpenBSD. Does FreeBSD
support the $ORIGIN setting for RPATH?
It appears that it does, but you need to additionally pass -z
Christian Kellermann ck...@pestilenz.org wrote:
I have also tried it with the attached patch, that should give the
correct flags, maybe we are still missing something...
Does the patch improve the situation for you?
Indeed it does for me.
Since it doesn't work for you on OpenBSD, I propose
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