Op Zo, 17 april, 2011 11:16 pm, schreef Raphael Kubo da Costa: > Ewout Boks <[email protected]> writes: > >> Op 12 apr 2011, om 15:41 heeft Raphael Kubo da Costa het volgende >> geschreven: >> >>> Please keep the list CC'ed. >>> >> I did. Nobody answere, nor was my posting put on the list as far as I >> can tell. >> >> Do you have any clue what is going wrong? It seems to happen to QT and >> Mozilla stuff. The rest of my ports compile without errors. > > CC'ing the list once again. > > The last message in the thread was from you, and you reported this was > probably a problem lower in the stack, as you had problems compiling > Firefox as well. Given that the problem did not really look directly > related to KDE, I thought you were going to try to ask somewhere else > about the gcc problem. > > Do you happend to have some unusual compiler configuration on this > machine (such as a gcc that's not the one from base, for example)? Does > compiling a very simple program with g++ also fail? > > It really looks like c++ is actually gcc instead of g++ in your machine. >
Hi Raphael, I found the problem. the configure script would test the validity of the c++ compiler, and as load path for the library it would state "-L/usr/local/lib" . As it happened, a very old libstdc++ archive library was there and ld would look no further (to /usr/lib for libstdc++.so.6). This resulted in a large number of missing references whicch weren't in the old library. Removing the library would enable me to recompile all other C++ based ports (such as Firefox) as well without errors. Thanks for your help! My students depend on the server and this was a problem for us. Ewout Boks _______________________________________________ kde-freebsd mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-freebsd See also http://freebsd.kde.org/ for latest information
