Sorry, POWER7 AIX 6.1, using IBM's xlC compiler
I found the "problem lines" in src/Makefile, they are the ones referencing the
inner java classes (the ones with a $ in between), those are the conflilcting
ones, but I'm not sure how to fix it
Gonzalo Vásquez Sáez
Gerente Investigación y Desarroll
What platform are you trying to compile on?
On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 11:28 AM, Gonzalo Vasquez wrote:
> I've tried both the current "master" from the github repo and the 2.1.2
> snapshot, both give me the same error:
>
> make: 1254-002 Cannot find a rule to create target
> org/zeromq/ZMQontext.cla
Dear all,
A more appropriate subject would have been "Associate an identity to a given
client", but "Identity" has a specific (close) meaning for ZeroMQ.
I have a ROUTER and I would like, at application level to associate each
client (DEALER) generated id to an application context. For exam
I've tried both the current "master" from the github repo and the 2.1.2
snapshot, both give me the same error:
make: 1254-002 Cannot find a rule to create target org/zeromq/ZMQontext.class
from dependencies.
But ZMQontext class does not exist, it's been mispelled, any ideas?
Gonzalo Vásquez Sáe
To link explicitly to the DLL, you would do the following:
gcc -I -o broker.exe broker.c "C:\Program Files\ZeroMQ
3.2.2\bin\libzmq-v110-mt-gd-3_2_2.dll"
No -L required.
I don't normally try linking to MSVC compiled DLLs, so although the syntax
above is correct, I do not know if it will work.
gcc
Sorry, my mistake...I built something else not the zmq java binding.
Still not able to compile it as the ./configure doesn't find the zmq.h file,
but that's not included in the jzmq lib, but in the zmq lib, do I have to copy
those files somewhere else?
Gonzalo Vásquez Sáez
Gerente Investigación
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. Making some progress now. I no longer get the -lzmq
.. not found message
If I link to the ..\lib directory like this :
... -L "C:\Program Files\ZeroMQ 3.2.2\lib" -oQV_EM_message_broker.exe
-llibzmq-v110-mt-gd-3_2_2
I get the undefined reference errors.
If
You did it! That single case change solved my problem.
Thank Ivan!
Gonzalo Vásquez Sáez
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Hi Gonzalo,
the only extra needed step was to force the use of IBM's XLC C++ compiler
> by issuing the following statement:
>
> export CXX=xlc
>
>
> Now I have the couple of files corresponding to the base zmq native
> libraries (libzmq.a and libzmq.la).
>
> Tried the same procedure with the zmq J
If you specify -lzmq, mingw searches for libzmq.a or libzmq.dll.a. Are they
present in your library directory?
Or you could just pass to GCC the path to the zmq DLL. Mingw accepts that
in lieu of an import lib.
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Dear fellows,
I've successfully built ZMQ (v3.2.2) in a Power 7 AIX 6.1 environment. After
installing the specified prerequisites (automake, autoconf, etc), the only
extra needed step was to force the use of IBM's XLC C++ compiler by issuing the
following statement:
export CXX=xlc
Now I have
Hi,
I have a small client-server system I have developed on Ubuntu. It works
fine there.
I am trying to port the server to Windows using minGW.
I have got everything to compile OK using gcc, but am having problems with
producing the final .exe
I know it is something I am doing wrong, but I c
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