Hi,
I checked out the latest CVS of z88dk today on Linux and Mac OS X. The
build worked on Linux, but on OS X I get the following error when the
CPC library is building:
z80asm -d -ns -nm -Mo -DFORcpc -xcpc_clib @cpc.lst
file 'graphics/cpc/unplot.o' couldn't be opened or created
7 errors occurred during assembly
make: *** [cpc_clib.lib] Error 1
cp *.lib ../lib/clibs/
The other thing I have noticed in the past is that linker errors (e.g.
undefined symbol) that go to the screen in Linux, don't appear at all on
OS X.
Any ideas?
Fred
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[Z88dk-users] Latest CVS fails to build on OS X
Hey Fred,
Hmmm, I don't think that should build on linux either, it looks like
unplot has not been committed for the cpc.
There's two ways around it:
1. Don't build the cpc_clib.lib target
2. Edit libsrc/cpc.lst to remove the offending file
I'll take a look at that at some point.
cheers,
d.
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I checked out the latest CVS of z88dk today on Linux and Mac OS X. The
build worked on Linux, but on OS X I get the following error when the
CPC library is building:
z80asm -d -ns -nm -Mo -DFORcpc -xcpc_clib @cpc.lst
file 'graphics/cpc/unplot.o' couldn't be opened or created
7 errors occurred during assembly
make: *** [cpc_clib.lib] Error 1
cp *.lib ../lib/clibs/
Hmmm, I don't think that should build on linux either, it looks like
unplot has not been committed for the cpc.
There's two ways around it:
1. Don't build the cpc_clib.lib target
2. Edit libsrc/cpc.lst to remove the offending file
The other thing I have noticed in the past is that linker errors (e.g.
undefined symbol) that go to the screen in Linux, don't appear at all on
OS X.
I'll take a look at that at some point.
cheers,
d.
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Dominic Morris wrote:
Cool, I've gone for 2 for the moment as I only want to target the Spectrum.
Great! Thanks a lot for your help.
Fred
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Fred wrote:
Hmmm, I don"t think that should build on linux either, it looks like
unplot has not been committed for the cpc.
There"s two ways around it:
1. Don"t build the cpc_clib.lib target
2. Edit libsrc/cpc.lst to remove the offending file
Cool, I've gone for 2 for the moment as I only want to target the Spectrum.
The other thing I have noticed in the past is that linker errors (e.g.
undefined symbol) that go to the screen in Linux, don"t appear at all on
OS X.
I'll take a look at that at some point.
Great! Thanks a lot for your help.
Fred
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Hey,
On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Dominic Morris wrote:
It may be a while, my iBook has decided to blow up its logic board for the
3rd time in a year. Not impressed (again..)
cheers,
d.
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On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Dominic Morris wrote:
Fred wrote:The other thing I have noticed in the past is that linker errors (e.g.
undefined symbol) that go to the screen in Linux, don't appear at all on
OS X.
I'll take a look at that at some point.
It may be a while, my iBook has decided to blow up its logic board for the
3rd time in a year. Not impressed (again..)
cheers,
d.
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On Wed, 20 Oct 2004, Dominic Morris wrote:
It's back, hard drive is toast, but working just about enough to fix the
problem - os x generates temporary names with a '.' in them which causes
all sorts of problems...
cheers,
d.
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On Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Dominic Morris wrote:Fred wrote:The other thing I have noticed in the past is that linker errors (e.g.
undefined symbol) that go to the screen in Linux, don't appear at all on
OS X.
I'll take a look at that at some point.
It may be a while, my iBook has decided to blow up its logic board for the
3rd time in a year. Not impressed (again..)
It's back, hard drive is toast, but working just about enough to fix the
problem - os x generates temporary names with a '.' in them which causes
all sorts of problems...
cheers,
d.
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