Changes between Initial Version and Version 2 of Ticket #32262


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Timestamp:
Nov 25, 2011, 10:48:19 PM (12 years ago)
Author:
ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)
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As reporter you do not need to Cc yourself. Please do however Cc the maintainer of the affected port(s).

Please supply a main.log file from the failed build. There must be something unique about your system; it appears to work fine for many other users.

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  • Ticket #32262

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  • Ticket #32262 – Description

    initial v2  
    33Specifically, the errors I run into are as follows:
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    5 -"I can't seem to find your C library" error. I found this is alleviated somewhat by manually editing the Portfile and adding "-Dusenm=n" in the configure post-args. For what it's worth, the Darwin 11 patch alluded to in the portfile is not working and nm still throws a fit without the hack in place.
     5 - "I can't seem to find your C library" error. I found this is alleviated somewhat by manually editing the Portfile and adding "-Dusenm=n" in the configure post-args. For what it's worth, the Darwin 11 patch alluded to in the portfile is not working and nm still throws a fit without the hack in place.
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    7 -However, Perl still does not compile even with that edit. From an earlier ticket it appears that the portfile is skipping the entire "make depend" phase, which halts the build process with errors. Trying to manually run this script (sh ./makedepend MAKE=make) also fails.
     7 - However, Perl still does not compile even with that edit. From an earlier ticket it appears that the portfile is skipping the entire "make depend" phase, which halts the build process with errors. Trying to manually run this script (sh ./makedepend MAKE=make) also fails.
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    99I do think this is something that really needs to be fixed asap, given that quite a few ports are directly dependent on Perl to build and run--without it, parts of the MacPorts system are literally broken and useless. As an example, I noticed this issue with Perl when trying to build dash and wget (both of which seem to demand Perl 5.12).