Matthew Sachs wrote:
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c++filt is installed by BSD.pkg or, if you've installed XCode 2.1,
2005-06XcodeExtras.pkg. BSD.pkg is on the Tiger DVD, it isn't part of
XCode Tools. You should reinstall the appropriate package, I'm not
sure why c++filt is missing from your system.
I have seen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sometimes, the problem with building g77 can be fixed by:
cd /usr/ports
sudo ln -s c++filt c++filt3
but perhaps that's not the problem in this case?
Following up on the c++filt mystery. Although locate seems to indicate
c++filt exists
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On Thu, Jun 02, 2005 at 09:45:19PM +, Daniel E. Macks wrote:
Richard Cobbe [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On Thu, Jun 02, 2005 at 12:10:44PM +0400, Clemence Magnien wrote:
I believe that more recent versions of Mutt support caching of IMAP
headers, so you may want to give them a look. These
Mark wrote:
Hello,
I installed clisp using the current stable version of Fink. After
installation, I get the following runtime error:
dyld: Library not loaded: /sw/lib/libncurses.5.dylib
Referenced from: /sw/lib/libreadline.4.dylib
Reason: Incompatible library version: libreadline.4.dylib
This is completely weird, because it should be the other way round,
libreadline.4.dylib should require libncurses version 5.0.0, and
/sw/lib/libncurses.5.dylib should provide version 6.0.0.
What do you get from
fink list readline ncurses
?
i libncurses5 5.4-20041023-6
Walt Mankowski wrote:
I upgraded to fink 0.8.0 yesterday, then ran apt-get update and
apt-get dist-upgrade, which installed a whole bunch of new packages.
Tonight I noticed that aterm has disappeared from /sw/bin. I've tried
removing it and reinstalling it, but it's still not there. The
At 22:01 -0700 10/6/05, William Scott wrote:
This works:
http://xanana.ucsc.edu/fink/10.4-transitional/unstable/main/finkinfo/shells/zsh.info
I called it version 20 to leave some expansion room, but that's arbitrary.
Do you want me to put it into cvs?
This compiles on Tiger, and seems to
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sometimes, the problem with building g77 can be fixed by:
cd /usr/ports
sudo ln -s c++filt c++filt3
but perhaps that's not the problem in this case?
Shouldn't this be the other way round? The people who don't have c++filt
usually have older c++filt3 or even
Don Paul wrote:
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Should I just make an alias to c++filt3? I don't have a /usr/ports
directory!
No, what you should do is something like
while ( ! exists /usr/bin/c++filt ) {
reinstall BSD.pkg
file bug report with Apple
}
Hopefully the loop will end after a finite number of
Mark wrote:
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(i) readline-shlibs 4.3-28 Comfortable terminal input library
Perhaps updating your readline-shlibs will solve the problem. The (i)
means you have an older version installed. Using
dpkg -l readline-shlibs
will tell you which one.
--
Martin
On Sat, Jun 11, 2005 at 11:54:48AM +0200, Martin Costabel wrote:
Walt Mankowski wrote:
I upgraded to fink 0.8.0 yesterday, then ran apt-get update and
apt-get dist-upgrade, which installed a whole bunch of new packages.
Tonight I noticed that aterm has disappeared from /sw/bin. I've tried
Walt Mankowski wrote:
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I see those errors and exactly that behavior when I rebuild the entire
package (fink install aterm). But when I try install the binary with
apt-get (apt-get install aterm) it doesn't report any errors at all.
Probably the issues with apt-get install have to do with the
On Jun 10, 2005, at 11:06 PM, Carol Kankelborg wrote:
I also had the problem that gimp-2.0 had with Tiger
and the lib, whose name I can't remember right now,
that was too new (version 5.0.0 when gimp2 wanted
4.3.0 or earlier). I haven't seen anything more about it.
I got around it by
Well, I have solved my problem with an install using the binary
installer. After I have made a selfupdate and compilation of dpkg
works.
It appears to be the way to do the bootstrap with Xcode2.1.
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Perhaps updating your readline-shlibs will solve the problem. The (i)
means you have an older version installed. Using
Well, I'm not really sure what I did :) I recompiled everything using
the unstable tree, and it all works...though readline-shlibs is still
showing the same version.
Hi,
On Jun 11, 2005, at 17:18, Don Paul wrote:
Following up on the c++filt mystery. Although locate seems to
indicate c++filt exists
(snip)
When I look in /usr/bin it doesn't seem to be there, or is there
something here I don't understand
When the locate.db was constructed? The locate
I am experiencing the same gettext/emacs dependency problem that I saw
posted a month ago when trying to bootstrap Fink on Darwin 8.0.1/ppc.
/bin/mv /sw/bootstrap/share/emacs /sw/bootstrap/share/
mv: rename /sw/bootstrap/share/emacs to /sw/bootstrap/share/emacs: No such file
or directory
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On Jun 11, 2005, at 1:26 PM, Nicolas Diez wrote:
Well, I have solved my problem with an install using the binary
installer. After I have made a selfupdate and compilation of dpkg
works.
It appears to be the way to do the bootstrap with Xcode2.1.
Technically a bootstrap is building the
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
On Jun 10, 2005, at 11:06 PM, Carol Kankelborg wrote:
I thought I should report that gimp-2.0 compiles fine
now on Tiger.
Today I did a fink selfupdate and update-all, then on
a whim, tried gimp-2.0. It installed fine. I created a
symbolic link in /sw/bin from
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Leonard Rodriguez wrote:
| I am experiencing the same gettext/emacs dependency problem that I saw
| posted a month ago when trying to bootstrap Fink on Darwin 8.0.1/ppc.
|
| /bin/mv /sw/bootstrap/share/emacs /sw/bootstrap/share/
| mv: rename
Walt Mankowski wrote:
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I see those errors and exactly that behavior when I rebuild the entire
package (fink install aterm). But when I try install the binary with
apt-get (apt-get install aterm) it doesn't report any errors at all.
Probably the issues with apt-get install have to do with
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