> cadabra just finished building successfully for me with gcc-4.2 on
> Snow Leopard. What steps should I now perform to verify whether it
> works correctly?
'make test' and 'make advtest' should both complete without errors.
> configure.compiler gcc-4.Z means the FSF GCC compiler version 4.Z as
>
> I believe the developer is confusing "gcc-4.2" with "gcc42".
I may very well have at some point (given they look, eh, kinda
similar ;-) ). I don't think that's the issue anymore. The issue is
definitely that if I do not restrict to Apple's gcc version 4.2 but
allow the Macports gcc version 4.2 a
> > The gcc-4.2 compiler shipped in Xcode 3 is not suitable?
>
> I'm not sure. The developer seems to be having issues sorting out
> libstdc++ and seems to find apple-gcc-4.2 to be the only usable
> compiler. I have my doubts.
>
> https://trac.macports.org/ticket/38938
> https://lists.macosforge.
Hi,
I have an open issue
https://trac.macports.org/ticket/38938
concerning a minor change to the Portfiles to make 'cadabra' work again.
This issue has been idle on the tracker for 3 months and my users keep
complaining that the version in the repos is broken.
Can someone please have a loo
Hi,
I am the author of 'cadabra', which was originally written on Linux and
uses various standard libraries on that platform, among which gtkmm and
dependencies.
For reasons that are irrelevant to this post, I cannot compile cadabra
with clang or llvm-gcc (it contains some legacy code which makes
