> Did you “make clean” or otherwise clear out the directory at the same
time as you deleted /opt?
To completely resolve the build issue I had to completely remove the /opt
tree, then remove all references to it from my $PATH setting and, finally,
rebuild all the libraries I'd built with brew, as s
As Matthew Mondor wrote:
> > Maybe the OSX linker needs it, I don't know.
> > It's quite possible some ranlib magic is still missing in the current
> > make/automake files.
>
> Very likely, Darwin being a BSD variant, all the BSDs that I know need
> it as well.
My main development system is Free
On Sun, 24 Mar 2019 08:52:28 +0100
Joerg Wunsch wrote:
> Maybe the OSX linker needs it, I don't know.
> It's quite possible some ranlib magic is still missing in the current
> make/automake files.
Very likely, Darwin being a BSD variant, all the BSDs that I know need
it as well.
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Matt
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Am 24. März 2019 05:05:39 MEZ schrieb Joel Ray Holveck :
>In Joerg’s case, it sounds like the mingw32 cross-build might not
>properly detect that it needs to run ranlib. It’s not needed, for
>instance, on Linux.
Maybe the OSX linker needs it, I don't know.
It's quite possible some ranlib magi
Did you “make clean” or otherwise clear out the directory at the same time as
you deleted /opt?
Did Joerg’s suggestion help?
If the answer is “no” and “yes” respectively, then I offer the following
hypothesis.
The Unix build process doesn’t really have a good way to see that a previous
ranlib
Am 23. März 2019 03:14:53 MEZ schrieb Wayne Holder :
>libtool: link: gcc -Wall -g -O2 -o avrdude avrdude-main.o
>avrdude-term.o
>./libavrdude.a -lusb-1.0 -lusb -framework CoreFoundation -framework
>IOKit
>-lftdi1 -lelf -lpthread -lm -lreadline -lncurses -ltermcap
>
>ld: archive has no table of c
On Mar 22, 2019, at 13:30, Wayne Holder wrote:
>
> My system is up to date with the latest version of
> Xcode and is running macOS 0.14.2 (18C54) "Mojave".
Just to make sure: have you launched Xcode’s GUI since you last updated it?
That will set up many of the command-line tools that are neede
I guess some of my problems came from having once used macPorts. So, I
deleted the /opt folder, fixed my $PATH and then reran configure and make.
This gets me further, but still no cigar. Tha current error is now:
libtool: link: ( cd ".libs" && rm -f "libavrdude.la" && ln -s "../
libavrdude.la"
It appears I had an old copy of gm4 in opt/local/bin and, when I removed
it, I got much further in the process. I now have only the following
errors printed:
ar cru libavrdude.a libavrdude_a-config_gram.o libavrdude_a-lexer.o
libavrdude_a-arduino.o libavrdude_a-avr.o libavrdude_a-avr910.o
libavrd
Thanks for trying to help me.
When I run the command you suggested:
> /bin/sh ./ylwrap lexer.l lex.yy.c lexer.c -- flex
I get an immediate "gm4 had quit unexpectedly" message and no other
response on the command line. And, when I then run configure and make, I
get the same result as before. I
As Wayne Holder wrote:
> As part of trying to diagnose the issue I'm having with serbb and the TPI
> protocol (see my other thread on this topic), I decided to try and build
> the 6.3 release on my Mac Pro system and then see if I could resolve the
> issue by making a few tweaks to the timing bit
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