On Dec 1, 2008, at 2:08 PM, hiro wrote:
I did try to use libmemcache a while ago on Solaris, and there are
some other bugs in there as well (but I don't remember them).
Indeed I can now get it to compile but the resulting files are still
just 32 bit, the configure strips out my -m64 from CFLAGS and even if
I manually add it back into the Makefile the resulting files are still
32 bit. Any idea why this would be the case.
If you look in configure/configure.ac it overrides whatever you set
CFLAGS to, so it will be removed. It will also set gcc specific
options, so it will not work if you use the Sun Studio compilers...
That being said, I have no idea if libmemcached is 64bit safe...
AFAIK no
one is maintaining libmemcache anymore, so you might want to consider
using libmemcached instead: seehttp://tangent.org/552/libmemcached.html
Well I have a requirement from my developers that it be libmemcache
currently, so unless i really can't get it to work thats what it will
have to be.
I find it strange that you want to develop an application that use a
library that is more than 2 years old and no longer under active
development...
Trond
