Dear Emil,
Zitat von Emil Kantis <e.kan...@gmail.com>:
I must've missed the documentation regarding the python-specific
build options (--enable-python in ./configure), or maybe it's
obvious to people with experience.
No, it's not obvious. Sorry for not mentioning it earlier. It would
have been visible from the output of "./configure --help", but that
output is rather unintuitive to read.
After running
./configure --enable-python --enable-compile-warnings
--prefix=/opt/gnucash/
make clean
make
make exits with the following error
swig-app-utils-python.c: In function 'SwigPyObject_richcompare':
swig-app-utils-python.c:1519: error: dereferencing pointer 'res'
does break strict-aliasing rules
Basically this says the auto-generated C code (as generated by SWIG)
is refused to be compiled by your gcc compiler in your available
version.
Things to try: If you configure without the --enable-compile-warnings,
maybe this warning/error goes away? Then: What is your swig version
and your gcc version? I have gcc-4.4 and swig-1.3.6 (somewhat old,
though) and I didn't use --enable-compile-warnings, and I haven't seen
this error so far. Perhaps upgrading to a newer SWIG will solve this
problem, in case the configure argument removal doesn't help.
Regards,
Christian
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