>> Looks like it died at the start of InstallScript.  How odd.  Can you bzip
>> me a full log of the build so I can see if any
>> earlier commands failed?  (and compare against my 10.7 log)
>
> Unfortunately I did not keep my log (I had to reboot following a system
> freeze). And as I said I found a work-around to update the packages.
>
>> And perhaps list:
>> % ls -l /sw64/src/fink.build/llvm34-3.4_0e
>> % ls -l /sw64/src/fink.build/llvm34-3.4_0e/build
>
> Since I have updated these directories are gone.
>
> Now I remember that the first time I installed llvm34, I tried first
> to install llvm34-bundle and it failed very early with something
> similar to what I have posted.

I think it's because in an earlier revision of llvm34, I hadn't split-off 
-dev and -shlibs yet, and with the recent revisions, I didn't add a 
versioned-conflicts/replaces against its former packaging.  Apologies for 
that, but the workaround is to uninstall previous llvm34 before installing 
the newer one.

> What is the use of 'pushd ../build/last' in
>
>> #!/bin/sh -ev
>> pushd ../build/last
>> /tmp/fink.O2hsE: line 2: pushd: ../build/last: No such file or directory

Like gcc4x's 'darwin_objdir', where the binaries are compiled outside the 
srcdir, ../build contains directories for all stages of bootstrap.  You 
should see stages 1,2,3,4 for llvm/clang itself, and 1.5,2.5,3.5 for 
libc++.  And symlinks 'last' and 'last-libcxx' pointing to the last stage 
that was built.  Those symlinks get updated after each stage is complete. 
The first existence of the 'last' symlink should occur right after stage 
1 is complete, which is why I was wondering if something went wrong much 
earlier than expected. 
Installation always occurs from the 'last' stage build, which varies by 
distribution/architecture.


David

> ?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dominique
>

-- 
David Fang
http://www.csl.cornell.edu/~fang/


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