Ian Mordey <[email protected]> writes:
> So I don't see any __sync symbols anywhere..
Yes, that is what is expected for an APR_ATOMICS_GENERIC build.
> Does this mean they're in another dependency somewhere?
There are several options, including:
- the __sync symbols are in one of the dependencies, zlib, openssl,
etc.
- the link is not picking up the APR library you just built but is
picking up an APR installed somewhere else on the system and that
APR refers to the __sync symbols.
- the __sync symbols are in one of the Subversion libraries, but this
is not supposed to happen.
Looking at your first email again it does appear that Subversion's
libsvn_subr might be the problem which is odd because Suversion is
supposed to use APR. I think you are building sqlite3 as part of
Subversion, so there will be sqlite code in Subversion's libsvn_subr but
I only see __sync_syncronize in sqlite3.c.
You can run nm on the Subversion object files, e.g:
nm subversion/libsvn_subr/*.o
You can run nm on the various libraries to identify which library has
the references to the __sync symbols:
nm subversion/libsvn_subr/.libs/libsvn_subr-1.a
nm /opt/WANdisco/lib/libssl1.so
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Philip
