On Fri, 08 Aug 2008, Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Hi Viktor,
> >And this may be the reason why shared library is not created.
> >But I have no idea why hbextern library is different then all others.
> >It's created in standard build process. Maybe stdout log can say sth
> >more. Or even better mixed output:
> > ./make_tgz.sh &> mktgz.log
> I've tried it, this is what I got:
> --
> Making libharbour.1.0.0.dylib...
> ar: /var/...-Tmp-/harbour.bin.vszakats.24669/usr/local/lib/harbour/
> libhbextern.a is a fat file (use libtool(1) or lipo(1) and ar(1) on it)
> ar: /var/...-Tmp-/harbour.bin.vszakats.24669/usr/local/lib/harbour/
> libhbextern.a: Inappropriate file type or format
> --
> So it seems hbextern doesn't "like" unibin, and this causes
> the remaining chain of problems.
Rather unibin does not like hbextern code ;-) and generates final
library which is too crypted for ar during extraction.
Anyhow for Darwin we should replace in hb-mkslib.sh ar with libtool.
ar is used to extract .o files from .a libary.
See in hb-mkslib.sh[105]:
${CCPREFIX}ar -x "${dir}/${f}" || exit 1
I do not know Darwin libtool parameters. If possible please try
replace this ar command with libtool or corresponding tools.
Please also note that for Darwin L_USR is not passed to gcc
when shared library is created. Looks that it should. Please
check. Most of Darwin support in build scripts was added by
Phil Krylov and I cannot help you too much. If it will be
necessary then I'll ask you for account on your system.
> Can you remove BASH now? Also the "-o " solution is a bit error
> prone in darwin/gcc.cf, could you take a look at it? Notice that
> the official GCC -o switch format is using a space, so this might
> come as problem on other platforms, too.
Each platform uses it's own scripts. AFAIR for SunOS in
config/sunos/gcc.cf was strictly necessary to remove the
space after CC_OUT = -o
best regards,
Przemek
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