On Tue, 2007-11-20 at 11:23 -0500, Ethan Blanton wrote: > Robert D. Hawkins spake unto us the following wisdom: > > I am trying to compile Pidgin on a Sun Ultra 10 running Solaris 10 and the > > Gnome Desktop environment. I downloaded and extracted the files to: > > /Downloads/Pidgin A subdirectory: pidgin-2.2.2 was created in which all the > > source files were placed. I successfully ran configure and had to switch to > > csh to run the "make" do to PATH considerations. When I run "make", it > > chugs along until it I get the following error output (Sorry for the > > length): > > I am guessing that your paths are sufficiently different between your > login shell and the csh you used to run make that you have a different > C compiler in your path; ld is passing -mt to the compiler, apparently > assuming that the compiler will do something with it, while the > compiler is claiming to know nothing about it. > > Try re-running configure under the same environment you plan to use to > run make.
It's also possible that configure's checks for perl are pulling in additional compile/link flags because perl was not built with the same compiler you are using (which is often a problem on Solaris). You should also try adding --disable-perl to ./configure's arguments if Ethan's suggestion doesn't get you anywhere and you don't need perl plugin support. Regards, Stu. _______________________________________________ Support mailing list [email protected] http://pidgin.im/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/support
