Hmmmm,

Using the git HEAD ust with the latest urcu git HEAD, the configure does not fail on my side.

Basic questions, once you've installed liburcu (make && sudo make install), have you done "ldconfig" ?

David

On 11-05-05 01:29 PM, Irina Guilman wrote:
I am trying to compile the ust itself, and the ./configure step fails... 
(liburcu compiled, I have the latest version, with the cds_list_add() in the 
list.h,  and it finds the library)

This is what I get:

checking whether cds_list_add(0, 0) is declared... no
configure: error: liburcu 0.5 or newer is needed, please update your version or 
use LDFLAGS=-Ldir to specify the right location.


Any suggestions?

Thanks.

// Commenting out the step seems to be ok, it seems to compile after, but the 
right way is to set the environment correctly.




-----Original Message-----
From: David Goulet [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: May 5, 2011 1:18 PM
To: Daniel U. Thibault
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ltt-dev] Trying to compile lttng-tools

Hi Daniel,

Yep, we are aware of that problem and will be fix in the next release.

Note that UST is not yet ready for the lttng-tools integration... This will 
come in a very short term probably at release version 0.14. You can still use 
basic trace command of lttng-tools to control UST.

But, for now, you can fix that quickly by changing this to 
"libustctl/Makefile.am" from the git source of ust.

-       $(top_builddir)/libustcomm/libustcomm.la
+       $(top_builddir)/libustcomm/libustcomm.la \
+       $(top_builddir)/snprintf/libustsnprintf.la

Recompile and install ust and should be fine :)

Don't hesitate for any other problems/comments.

Cheers
David

On 11-05-05 12:32 PM, Daniel U. Thibault wrote:
I'm trying to compile the latest lttng-tools (lttng-tools-9624336,
2011-05-04) and keep running into a weird error.

So far, ltt-control (cdfcd01, 2011-04-13), userspace-rcu 0.5.4 and ust
0.12 are downloaded from git.lttng.org, compiled and installed.  I
download
lttng-tools-9624336 from the same source, run ./bootstrap without any
unusual results, but ./configure fails with:

checking for ustctl_connect_pid in -lustctl... no
configure: error: Cannot find libustctl. Use LDFLAGS=-Ldir to specify
its location.

The config.log hints at the problem's source:

configure:4421: checking for ustctl_connect_pid in -lustctl
configure:4446: gcc -o conftest -g -O2   conftest.c -lustctl  -luuid -lpopt
-lpthread>&5
//usr/local/lib/libustctl.so: undefined reference to `ust_safe_snprintf'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

libustctl (.so.0.0.0, .so.0, .so, .a, .la) is in /usr/local/lib/ and
contains 'ust_safe_snprintf' in its hex code.  Recall that UST 0.12
compiled without a hitch ('ust_safe_snprintf' appears in usterr.h,
ust_snprintf.h, snprintf.c, and tests/snprintf/prog.c, as fas as
source goes).  Well, not completely true: for some weird reason,
/usr/local/lib/libust.so ended up containing these four
lines:

/* GNU ld script
     Use the shared library, but the link with initializer too */
OUTPUT_FORMAT(elf64-x86-64)
GROUP ( libust.so.0 libust-initializer.o )

I replaced it with the expected symbolic link to
/usr/local/lib/libust.so.0.0.0 (the lttng-tools problem is the same
before and after this fix)

If it matters, I'm running a virtual Ubuntu 10.10 64-bits machine.

I'm at a loss as to how to fix this, and there's nothing on the Web
about this configure error (except a short thread on this very mailing list).


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