On Aug 27, 2008, at 6:58 AM, Phillip R Smith wrote: > Xcode is 2.4.1 by the look of it.... > > On Aug 26, 2008, at 11:40 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote: > >> On Aug 26, 2008, at 8:35 PM, Phillip R Smith wrote: >> >>> I'm trying to build fftw-3.1.2 on a G4 Mac running Tiger using fink. >>> >>> The package requires a number of extras (unclear quite why) that >>> include libmpfr1. >> >> maybe fftw wants the correct rounding that libmpfr1 provides > > This may be. But the downloaded distribution of fftw-3.1.2 does not > need it.
That's a choice that was made in the Fink packaging. We tend to be inclusive with features. > Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to force it to make > the FORTRAN interface. It may depend on there being g77, but g77 > refuses to build (I have a nicely working Absoft FORTRAN compiler). > > -ross- > You didn't answer my question about your Xcode version. It's not uncommon for a package that works fine with the current Xcode to fail miserably with an earlier one. The reverse is also known to happen. Also, it's possible that the package got misbuilt due to linkage to libraries in /usr/local (if you have any) which have more subtle incompatibilities that the test is detecting. There is the option of using an "unofficial" (="if you send us email about a package frequently all we can do is tell you to rebuild it") binary distribution, too. >>> It would seem that the package builds "correctly". However, it >>> fails >>> the test phase ... >>> >>> Range error for prec=86 and sub >>> q1=110011100010110001001101110111/1001110101111101000101011010010 >>> q2=1011010000001010011010000001011/101100010001111110110100001110 >>> fr_dn >>> =-0.101100000110111001101111100110000110000001010100001001000100100 >>> 01111110000100111010010E1 >>> fr_q >>> = >>> -0.101100000110110110011101101100100000011111010101101000110100101010 >>> 01 >>> 111110011011010000E1 >>> fr_up >>> =-0.101100000110111001101111100110000110000001010100001001000100100 >>> 01111110000100111010001E1 >>> FAIL: tgmpop >>> >>> and >>> >>> Error: wrong inexact flag, expected -1, got 1 >>> x >>> = >>> 0.1011101111010000100100111010000100011111011011010101100001101100100 >>> 0 >>> 100110100001100000010001001001000111010010001010000001110101100100000 >>> 001 >>> 000011100101000010110111010001101010000E-4 rnd=GMP_RNDU >>> y >>> = >>> 0.1101101101000101110110001001011100101100110100100100000001100101001 >>> 0 >>> 111100010010111110011011001111001100101100000101000100011101110101011 >>> 101 >>> 001101011011000010010011010010001111101E-2 >>> FAIL: tsqrt >>> mpfr_const_log2 fails for prec=387, rnd=GMP_RNDU Diff=-1 >>> expected >>> 0.1011000101110010000101111111011111010001110011110111100110101011110 >>> 010 >>> 011110001110110011100110000000001111110010111101101010111101000000111 >>> 100 >>> 110100001100100110011100101001100010110110001011011000101000001101000 >>> 101 >>> 110101101110001011101010101111101000101011111001111011100001110110001 >>> 000 >>> 000110110111101011101011001001100001010101100101010101001011111011010 >>> 010 >>> 10111110100001101100010001000E0 >>> got >>> 0.1011000101110010000000011000000101101100110110000111110000000010010 >>> 001 >>> 000111000000100010001011100111011000010011101000110101011010000101111 >>> 111 >>> 011011010001010011101110111010000001100111101011010100000000100001110 >>> 111 >>> 100010101111100000111100000110001001101000011101001011111111001010110 >>> 101 >>> 100001010100010011110101100111001000000101100011000100010010100011001 >>> 100 >>> 01110100100010111101110101110E0 >>> FAIL: tconst_log2 >>> >>> and >>> >>> ===================== >>> 4 of 133 tests failed >>> ===================== >>> make[2]: *** [check-TESTS] Error 1 >>> make[1]: *** [check-am] Error 2 >>> make: *** [check-recursive] Error 1 >>> ### execution of /var/tmp/tmp.1.H2oE7m failed, exit code 2 >>> >>> Any way to past this problem? >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> -Ross- >>> >>> >> >> Looks like a case of zero tolerance for failures. >> >> It worked for me on my G4 under Tiger. What Xcode version are you >> using? > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ _______________________________________________ Fink-beginners mailing list [email protected] http://news.gmane.org/gmane.os.apple.fink.beginners
