Hi,
First thing I noticed in your log, you're running all this as root. It
is generally recommended not to do that. You should do everything as a
normal user, and only installation as root.
Moreover, there is a weird bug with our configure system that breaks
/dev/null if you run configure scripts as root. (It might have
something to do with this part of your log:
configure: loading cache /dev/null
/dev/null: line 1: ./configure:: No such file or directory)
Apart from that I can't say for sure what the problem is. Summarizing
for other developers: everything goes well, ogg, vorbis & co get
configured and built properly, liquidsoap has the right includes (-I
/root/trunk/liquidsoap/../ocaml-ogg/src -I
/root/trunk/liquidsoap/../ocaml-vorbis/src) but linking fails with
errors like:
ogg_formats/ogg_flac_encoder.o: In function
`camlOgg_flac_encoder__header_encoder_71':
(.text+0x118): undefined reference to `ocaml_ogg_stream_packetin'
Flac, vorbis, and liquidsoap modules fail to link against expected ogg
functions...
I found no problem when building my own SVN repo (also at 8272, which
is the last SVN revision anyway: development happens on the HG repo
now, and SVN won't be synced anymore).
Maybe somebody else will have a clue...
--
David
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