Thanks for the "me too" Kalle. I was beginning to wonder if it was just me.
Out of curiosity did you try the patch that I submitted in the Jira
associated with this thread?
As well as link errors I also got compilation errors (really promoted
warnings) about unused return types, so I also included Cajus'
fix-unused.patch. I believe doing ./configure --disable-warnings would
resolve this too.
In my case if I added the patches and did.
cd qpid/cpp
export LDFLAGS=-L`dirname $(pwd)`/cpp/src/.libs
./bootstrap
./configure
make
sudo make install
*in that order*
I got a clean build (on Linux Mint 12 at least, which is apparently
derived from Ubuntu 11.10)
You say "Older ubuntus seem to have no problem (natty for example) "
that wasn't my experience. I was previously running Ubuntu Studio 9
which was based on Karmic (so a couple of years old) before I upgraded
to Mint 12 over Xmas. With the Karmic derivative I had to do the LDFLAGS
bit above to get a clean build, but I didn't have to patch the
Makefile.am though as I've said previously in this thread as far as I
can see this latter problem looks like it could be related to the
behaviour of ld in recent gcc versions being more pedantic.
I guess the core qpid guys use RedHat so I wonder what compiler version
they are using - though as I've posted earlier I've seen what look like
related linker issues on other projects posted to Fedora forums so I'm
curious whether it "just works" on a recent Fedora derivative.
Perhaps it's all just some voodoo related to automake configurations on
particular distributions - automake is black magic to me :-(
Regards,
Frase
The compilation problem plagues us too, and I've made it compile really crudely
by using ldflags.
It seems that the linker does not pick up the compiled libraries from src/.lib,
nor the boost ones. As to what makes it go so bad, I can only wonder. Older
ubuntus seem to have no problem (natty for example). I would like to be able to
update my environments, but losing smooth quid support seems hardly a bargain.
:(
Cheers,
Kalle.
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