Since the configure script is assuming that the ldAix script is in
$SRCDIR, it should probably be included with the source, or a flag
should be added to point to where it is. It's apparently needed to
create the lib.exp file when building shared libraries, although I ended
up building static libraries to get the compile to succeed. This script
comes from the TclTk package, specifically /usr/local/lib/tcl8.4 in my
case.
The source code tweaks I had to make were mainly to resolve conflicts
with variable declarations in the math.h include file. These didn't
cause a problem on Linux, but the xlc compiler on AIX would choke on
these. Also, there were several include references to <sys/fcntl.h>,
which on AIX is located in <fcntl.h>, so again a peculiarity with AIX.
Mike
Glynn Clements wrote:
Mike Waldron wrote:
Yes, I copied the ldAix script from the Tcl/Tk package.
After attempting all the suggestions, I finally used --disable-shared on
the configure command, and all but a handful of modules successfully
compiled. I was able to individually address the ones that failed
through Makefile edits and several small source code/header file edits.
Is there anything which ought to be changed in GRASS itself?
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