Hi !
You haven't mentioned what version of Xalan you are trying to build .
I've just built the latest CVS version with gcc 3.1 on RH 7.2 without any
problem.
Dmitry
"Javier Ramos"
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Hi,
I am very interested in getting Xalan C++ libraries to work under some
Red Hat 7.3 linux distribution.
I tried to use the binaries provided in apache site, but they are
compiled with the intel compiler. After managing to find the intel c
runtime libraries and installing them, I managed to run the samples but
then I realised that linking the libraries generated with the intel
compiler with my gcc objects is not so straightforward. I couldn't manage
to make it.
So I thought I would rather compile xerces and xalan from source. I
tried to do this in a RHL 7.3 box with gcc 2.96. Xerces compiles OK, but
Xalan does not, the compiler crashes trying to make it.
Then I thought maybe I should upgrade my servers to RHEL 3.0, or even
try to make a library usable in RHL 7.3 from RHEL 3.0. So I tried to make
it with gcc 3.2.3 under RHEL 3.0, and again Xerces compiles fine but Xalan
generates heaps of warnings and in the end the build stops because of some
errors ( I can attach las lines of gcc output if someone finds it useful ).
So, my question is: has anyone managed to build Xalan from sources
under some Red Hat version? Which one? Any tricky stuff needed to make it
work?
Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance for any
replies,
Javier
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