On 12.02.2015 12:12, kay wrote:
> These are the three config's files that I found.
>
> -rw-r--r-- 1 sptest1 sptest1 7856 Feb 11 11:40 svn_private_config.h
> -rw-r--r-- 1 sptest1 sptest1 7263 Dec 8 19:26 svn_private_config.h.in
> -rw-r--r-- 1 sptest1 sptest1 3195 Nov 23 2012 svn_private_config.hw
Well, somehow the compiler is including a file called
svn_private_config.h, but that file doesn't contain at least two macros
that it should. This is obvious from your 'make' logs:
* the file is found, otherwise the compiler would emit an error about
a missing include file;
* these macros that should be (and, by your own words, are) in that
file are not defined:
o the missing #define _(x) causes the large number of
int-to-pointer conversion warnings;
o the missing SVN_PATH_LOCAL_SEPARATOR causes it to compile a code
path that it absolutely should not be compiling on your
platform, and then error out due to the undefined symbol.
There are only two possible causes for this that I can think of:
1. your system (disk, caches, RAM, whatever) is broken in such a way
that you see the contents of svn_private_config.h but the compiler
doesn't;
2. you have another svn_private_config.h file somewhere in the include
path that does not define those two macros.
Of the above, cause #2 seems far more likely.
Note that, in normal circumstances, a Subversion build should be free of
warnings. This depends on platforms, and I'm not counting the bindings,
but if you're seeing a lot of warnings in your build, you can assume
that something is wrong with your build setup.
-- Brane
