gzopen and gzopen64

2010-03-28 Thread Ralph Pass
I just updated my macports. Now some of my applications do not build. The message is that _gzopen64 is not found. Apparently there is a 'new' flag needed to build applications. Any experience, comments, suggestions? Snow Leopard, recent Macbook Pro. Thanks, Ralph Pass

Re: gzopen and gzopen64

2010-03-28 Thread Ryan Schmidt
On Mar 28, 2010, at 18:56, Ralph Pass wrote: I just updated my macports. Now some of my applications do not build. The message is that _gzopen64 is not found. Apparently there is a 'new' flag needed to build applications. Any experience, comments, suggestions? Presumably an

Re: gzopen and gzopen64

2010-03-28 Thread Ryan Schmidt
On Mar 28, 2010, at 19:53, Ralph Pass wrote: My main problem is with Astrometry.net and their 2masstofits.c routine (other applications were just ones I had lying around and do not use any more). www.astrometry.net Oh, software you're compiling by hand? not software available in MacPorts?

Re: gzopen and gzopen64

2010-03-28 Thread Ralph Pass
Will do. Ralph Pass Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Mar 28, 2010, at 19:53, Ralph Pass wrote: My main problem is with Astrometry.net and their 2masstofits.c routine (other applications were just ones I had lying around and do not use any more). www.astrometry.net Oh, software you're

Re: gzopen and gzopen64

2010-03-28 Thread Joshua Root
On 2010-3-29 12:04 , Ryan Schmidt wrote: On Mar 28, 2010, at 19:53, Ralph Pass wrote: My main problem is with Astrometry.net and their 2masstofits.c routine (other applications were just ones I had lying around and do not use any more). www.astrometry.net Oh, software you're

Re: gzopen and gzopen64

2010-03-28 Thread Joshua Root
On 2010-3-29 14:09 , Ralph Pass wrote: Actually the problem is that macports put the libz.1.2.4 in /opt/local/lib and there is a libz.dylib in /usr/lib. That's not a problem. The problem, as I said, is that you're not using -L/opt/local/lib. - Josh