> From: Stipe Tolj > Sent: 01 July 2008 13:47 > > Bostock James schrieb: > > > I also tried building using the native AIX compiler which, in addition > to the above changes, requires that all the C++-style comments be > converted to C-style comments (there's probably a compiler switch that > allows C++-style comments but by default they are rejected). > > > > The build system assumes gcc (for the generation of include dependencies > via the -MM option) which is unfortunate. > > did the AIX native C compiler work with changes on configure.in?
No, I didn't change configure.in. With the code changes that I have already sent to this list, the code compiles. Our 64 bit libxml2 is broken, it seems, so the executables don't actually run. Obviously, this is not a Kannel problem. I downloaded libxml2 and compiled both it and Kannel in 32 bit mode and most of the tests passed: -n Check: checks/check_counter... OK. -n Check: checks/check_date... OK. -n Check: checks/check_ipcheck... OK. -n Check: checks/check_list... OK. -n Check: checks/check_octstr... FAILURE! -n Check: checks/check_compiler.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_fakesmsc.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_fakewap.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_headers.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_http.sh... do not check SSL, SSL not compiled in OK. -n Check: checks/check_httpsmsc_kannel.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_ppg.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_sendsms.sh... OK. -n Check: checks/check_smpp.sh... It seems to just hang on this last one. I will investigate further as soon as I have time to do so. > > If you can provide a normal ssh account for me to board a corresponding > box, I'd > be willing to work it out on the machine, so we have it supported out-of- > the-box. > Unfortunately, I doubt that this will be possible. I'll investigate, though. Thanks, James
