On 9/14/07, Eric Keiter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Both say, "no match" > > > ls -l /sw/lib/libreadl* > tcsh: ls: No match. > > > file /sw/lib/libreadl* > tcsh: file: No match. > > > > Eric > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Very odd, considering that readline5 (which does indeed give /sw/lib/libreadline.dylib) is a listed dependency of guile16. Maybe you just need to do "fink reinstall readline5"--though run the commands again to verify the file's existence in your filesystem. > > > On 9/14/07 3:07 PM, "Jean-François Mertens" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > On 14 Sep 2007, at 22:56, Jean-François Mertens wrote: > > > >>>> > >>> Judging by the "rl" in the symbol list, it looks like a problem with > >>> readline. Do you happen to have a non-Fink libreadline.dylib laying > >>> around in /usr/local? > >> > >> But I see no -L/sw/lib in that line ! > >> And indeed an fgrep in the output of nm shows all those symbols > >> in libreadline in /sw/lib, and none in /usr/lib .. > >> > >> /usr/ rather than /usr/local seems the problem here. > >> Something else must have gone wrong in configure > >> to lead to that missing -L flag... > >> Maybe readline5 was not well installed ?? > > > > Sorry _ no missing flags _ the pkg uses SetLIBRARY_PATH > > No idea then ... > > What does "ls -l /sw/lib/libreadl*" give ? > > And "file /sw/lib/libreadl*" ? > > > > JF Mertens > > > > > > >
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