Maarten Thibaut <[email protected]> ha escrit: > This worries me. If using guile is unstable, then shouldn't it be turned > off by default?
Mailutils builds and works with Guile on any GNU system. This is the first time such problems appear. Since the problem appears only on Solaris, I see no reason to turn Guile off by default. > If it is stable, then we should be able to fix this > problem.... Sure, and it should be not difficult. But it appeared to me that you were interested in maidag first of all, so I suggested the fastest way to build that utility. If you are willing to lend me a hand with the linker problem, I'd greatly appreciate it. The problem is in the order of libraries needed for Solaris linker to be able to do its job. I am working on this issue, but it can take quite some time to be fixed, because I don't have any Solaris boxes to work with and my current load is pretty high. However, I'll try to make a new snapshot for you to test. > I switched guile off, and received this error. It keeps popping up even > when MH is disabled with --disable-mh. I have verified that MH is listed > as disabled at the end of the configure run. Still, it is compiled: > > Making all in mh > /bin/bash ../mu-aux/gylwrap "bison -y -vt" \ > y.tab.c mh_fmtgram.c y.output fmtgram.y.output \ > -- -yy fmt_yy Is it the only source that it tries to build from the corresponding .y file? Do you have mh_fmtgram.c in the mh subdirectory? If you do, is it older than mh/mh_fmtgram.y? Try changing to the mh subdirectory and running make -k: what is its output? Regards, Sergey _______________________________________________ Bug-mailutils mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-mailutils
