py25-twisted fails to build on 10.6

[matuzalem@…]

Building py25-twisted fails with error

[toby@…]

Carbonfail.

[jmr@…]

Probably closely related to #18449.

[hawkins22@…]

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[hanysb@…]

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[rodti@…]

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[agb-macports@…]

Looks like it depends on the Quicktime 7 headers. Could someone try installing Quicktime 7 from their Snow Leopard DVD to see if that allows twisted to build properly? I'll report back once I get to the office, (my SL disc is hiding there.)

[matuzalem@…]

I had Quicktime 7 already Installed when I was trying to build.

[hanysb@…]

I installed Quicktime 7 from the Snow Leopard DVD as suggested and tried to build twisted but no such luck here either.

[detone@…]

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[macports@…]

It's not Quicktime it depends on, but Qt. Personally not sure what Qt is for, but it's some linux related framework. I only use python-twisted for hellanzb, I commented the Qt imports, after which it will build.

Not a solution for people needing Qt support though.

[hanysb@…]

Qt doesn't build via macports (see #20435 & #20937) and the installation fails when trying to install it via mpkg after downloading from official site ( http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/mac-os-cpp).

[hanysb@…]

Replying to macports@…:

It's not Quicktime it depends on, but Qt. Personally not sure what Qt is for, but it's some linux related framework. I only use python-twisted for hellanzb, I commented the Qt imports, after which it will build. Not a solution for people needing Qt support though.

Where do you comment out Qt?

[macports@…]

Replying to hanysb@…:

Replying to macports@…:

It's not Quicktime it depends on, but Qt. Personally not sure what Qt is for, but it's some linux related framework. I only use python-twisted for hellanzb, I commented the Qt imports, after which it will build. Not a solution for people needing Qt support though.

Where do you comment out Qt?

The Qt imports are in /opt/local/include/python2.5/pymactoolbox.h line 137 to 148

[r.ligteringen@…]

Replying to macports@…:

Replying to hanysb@…:

Replying to macports@…:

It's not Quicktime it depends on, but Qt. Personally not sure what Qt is for, but it's some linux related framework. I only use python-twisted for hellanzb, I commented the Qt imports, after which it will build. Not a solution for people needing Qt support though.

Where do you comment out Qt?

The Qt imports are in /opt/local/include/python2.5/pymactoolbox.h line 137 to 148

Tried compiling with Qt lines marked out -> no succeed.

[agb-macports@…]

Replying to macports@…:

It's not Quicktime it depends on, but Qt. Personally not sure what Qt is for, but it's some linux related framework. I only use python-twisted for hellanzb, I commented the Qt imports, after which it will build. Not a solution for people needing Qt support though.

In this case Qt is simply an acryonym for Quicktime, you'll see other references in there, Qd == Quickdraw (another Apple technology)

As far as I can see the problem is due to the fact that the Quicktime API will not be ported to 64bit, period. Apple has worked around this in their own python versions by encasing all non-64bit related foo in #ifndef LP64

I'll upload a patch to the port that makes it build for me, along with a full diff of the macports python 2.5 headers against the apple python 2.5 headers.

python25 revision is arbitrarily set to 6.1 to minimize conflict between my local overlay the official ports.

[agb-macports@…]

Diff of Apple and Macports Python 2.5.4 headers

[ryandesign@…]

Replying to agb-macports@…:

python25 revision is arbitrarily set to 6.1 to minimize conflict between my local overlay the official ports.

The revision field must be an integer.

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[procopio@…]

Commenting the lines on "/opt/local/include/python2.5/pymactoolbox.h line 137 to 148" solved my hellanzb build issues.

[agb-macports@…]

Replying to ryandesign@…:

Replying to agb-macports@…:

python25 revision is arbitrarily set to 6.1 to minimize conflict between my local overlay the official ports.

The revision field must be an integer.

I never intended to indicate my revision solution was correct, it was something I did quickly to prevent conflict and it didn't appear to break anything.

$ port installed python25
The following ports are currently installed:
  python25 @2.5.4_6+darwin_10+macosx
  python25 @2.5.4_6.1+darwin_10+macosx (active)

I expected that the maintainer would properly bump the package to revision 7 when committing to svn. Sorry for any confusion.

[blb@…]

I'm not sure how well this may ever work, but can everyone use py26-twisted instead, it seems to build just fine on 10.6? Any ports which are blocked due to depending on py25-twisted should have new tickets for them requesting a move to python 2.6.

[mail08@…]

You can wait for Developer or use this Workaround:

Switch back to Leopard and compile Hellanzb via Mac Port.

Save the opt Folder! Install Snow Leopard and copy the opt folder into root.

Set the Path in .profile like # MacPorts Installer addition on 2009-08-09_at_18:42:58: adding an appropriate PATH variable for use with MacPorts. export PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:$PATH # Finished adapting your PATH environment variable for use with MacPorts.

# MacPorts Installer addition on 2009-08-09_at_18:42:58: adding an appropriate MANPATH variable for use with MacPorts. export MANPATH=/opt/local/share/man:$MANPATH # Finished adapting your MANPATH environment variable for use with MacPorts.

You are done !

[matuzalem@…]

You could also say, I ain't waiting for no one and take matters into your hands:  macosxhints

I built and installed hella & dependencies against the SL build of python2.5

Also you could just go meh, and use :  .sabnzbd instead

hellanzb is no longer under development, So you could be waiting for an infinite loop.

[snc@…]

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[akitada@…]

looks like the problem has gone and now it just works.