On 06/27/2011 01:43 PM, Gordon Sim wrote:
On 06/27/2011 06:33 PM, fadams wrote:
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the reply.

The build I attempted was from a download of the full source release from
the official qpid download page.

Full source release qpid-0.10.tar.gz [PGP]

I had to run ./bootstrap to generate the configure script. Then ran
./configure followed by make all

If there is a problem with makefile problems I'm sort of surprised it hasn't
been reported before as I'm doing no more that a basic ./bootstrap
./configure make all on the "official" download.

Am I the only one experiencing build problems?

I'm running Ubuntu Studio based on the Karmic release of Ubuntu.

by "Have you tried rebuilding from a completely clean checkout?" do you mean
taking a subversion checkout.? I haven't tried this - to be honest I'm not
that confident with subversion so I'm not sure I'd pull the right version -
is it as simple as doing "svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/qpid/trunk";
to get the latest?

Rebuilding from a clean download should be sufficient, you shouldn't have to go to SVN.


Slightly related IIRC when I build 0.8 I had a problem doing make install
and I had to "hack" qmf.mk a little as libqmfengine.la needed to be before
libqmf.la otherwise I got a dependency problem I noticed that the order is
still "wrong" in 0.10 (though I didn't get far enough in the make for this
to trip me yet)

I'd be grateful for any more pointers and I'm interested to know if it's
really just me :-)

Do you have an older version installed on the box you are building on? I wonder
if its picking up an older library somehow.


Given the errors you reported I think it's more likely that your build is picking up old header files from /usr/include rather than the header files in the source tree. Try moving/removing /usr/include/qpid and rebuilding. There may still be a makefile bug to consider here as the include paths should be set up to prefer the headers from the source tree over /usr/include.

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