Alexander Hansen wrote:
>
> On Oct 27, 2008, at 11:12 PM, Martin wrote:
[]
>> - checking for cctools version... 622-1
>> - checking for cctools -single_module support:
>> - checking for various GCC versions:
[]
> Hmm...I was hoping that the detection would be more verbose. I just
> tested this on my Tiger setup, and I _do_ get single module support
> there with Xcode 2.5.
>
> It's not uncommon that the system installer will forget a file on
> installs. I don't know right off the top of my head what the virtual
> package engine is looking for to check single module capability, but
> you might start by reinstalling xcode to try to get whatever file is
> missing.
It only looks whether the version is at least 446. In fink-0.28.6
VirtPackage.pm, there is the following code:
> print STDERR "- checking for cctools -single_module support... " if
> ($options{debug});
>
> if ($cctools_version) {
> if ($cctools_version >= 446) {
> $cctools_single_module = $cctools_version;
> print STDERR "yes, $cctools_version has it\n" if ($options{debug});
> } else {
> print STDERR "nope. oh well.\n" if ($options{debug});
> }
> } else {
> print STDERR "nope. oh well.\n" if ($options{debug});
> }
From this code, it is clear that the output Marty is seeing is
impossible. One of the print statements is always reached. Maybe Marty's
fink (not Fink, the Fink package "fink") is too old.
--
Martin
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