On 01/05/2017 19:18, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Pierre Labastie wrote:
>> For me the instructions to install unbound-1.6.1 (same for 1.6.2) in the
>> book lead to the error:
>> ------------------
>> /sources/unbound/unbound-1.6.2/.libs/libunbound.so: undefined reference to
>> `ub_c
>> _in'
>> /sources/unbound/unbound-1.6.2/.libs/libunbound.so: undefined reference to
>> `ub_c
>> _lex'
>> ------------------
>> I have installed the patch provided to flex, and it still fails with the
>> same error.
>> So I did a bisection on flex source, and actually, for me, the commit
>> which fixes build is
>> https://github.com/westes/flex/commit/078b46c69d063aef1715b11348a2871d6036f253,
>>
>> while the provided patch is
>> https://github.com/westes/flex/commit/f5d87f1a26f4a5c3402497008ae10e9a1345d327.
>>
>>
>> Can somebody confirm this? I can upload the second patch to the patch repo
>> if needed.
> 
> The provided patch was all I needed.  I rebuilt flex with the patch in the
> current LFS -dev book and unbound-1.6.{1,2} built fine.
> 
> There seems to be a newline in the vars above.  It should be:
> 
> `ub_c_in'  not
> 
> `ub_c
> _in'
> 
> Or is that email wrapping?
> 
>   -- Bruce
> 
It is email wrapping, sorry for that, but when I sent it, it was OK ;-)

I can't explain why it works for you and not for me... When I found that I
could not build unbound with flex-2.6.3 + patch in the current LFS, I had to
make several test. What I did was to configure and make flex (with various
patches), and instead of installing, I tried building unbound by prepending
LEX=<flex build topdir>/src/flex before the configure instruction.

Maybe somebody could try building flex with the current patch (without
installing, stop after make), then build unbound 1.6.2 using the LEX= thing
above. It does not take much time, and there's no need to install unbound.
The timings are a fraction of SBU...

Pierre
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