On 08/10/14 15:02, Nathan Scott wrote:
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I'm just getting my steam powered iMac back into QA harness.
(is that an old PowerPC or any x86 model - the latter I think?)
Yep, ... x86 ... I said "steam powered", not "horse drawn".
Does this look familiar to anyone?
Yep...
fuji:pcp kenj$ grep -i warning Logs/pcp
ld: warning: directory '../libpcp_qed/src/build/release' following -L not
found
These ones should be safe to ignore; they flow from platform differences
between the generated makefiles, and the various debug/release builds on
each being in different places IIRC.
The .pro files where the warnings come from contain lines like
release:DESTDIR = build/debug
debug:DESTDIR = build/release
but the .pro files in the libraries that are being referenced do not
contain these lines.
Adding these lines to the latter .pro files removes these warnings and
(after fixing a typo in the pmdumptext .pro file and one of the qa .pro
files) runs the build to completion, but I'm not sure if that is going
to be correct on other platforms.
ld: warning: in ../../src/libpcp/src/libpcp.dylib, missing required
architecture ppc in file
This will be qmake trying to build "universal binaries" for the GUI tools
(i.e. containing both PPC and x86 code in the one binary) but we no longer
build libpcp that way - tossed sometime back, and we build only x86 now.
No these are coming from the python code.
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