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What is the compiler invocation command, and exact error message ?


> Le 7 nov. 2014 à 01:51, David Catmull <[email protected]> a écrit :
> 
> On one of my computers, I've started getting a strange error when building 
> Objective Git - the linker claims that libiconv (which is in /usr/lib) can't 
> be found. It doesn't happen on any other computer, and I've tried with a 
> completely clean checkout.
> 
> Other things tried to no avail:
> - Asking the Objective Git people. Since it's not reproducible, they have no 
> ideas.
> - Using later versions of Objective Git (my project is currently using it at 
> commit 2baa965)
> - Adding libiconv to the target's link phase instead of using the -liconv 
> linker flag
> - Re-downloading Xcode
> - Updating to Xcode 6 and 6.1, and Yosemite
> - Using different base SDKs (10.8, 10.9, 10.10)
> - Reformatting my hard disk and restoring from the backup (this was 
> recommended by Disk Utility, which now says my disk is fine)
> - Running the full suite of Apple Diagnostics tests; all passed
> - A simple app that makes calls to libiconv builds and links just fine
> 
> Any other suggestions? Since it's not reproducible anywhere else, that 
> suggests some kind of corruption, but after everything I've tried I can't 
> imagine where it would be.
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