[MacPorts] #60147: legacy-support: unable to build on Leopard PPC
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#60147: legacy-support: unable to build on Leopard PPC
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Reporter: kencu | Owner: kencu
Type: defect | Status: assigned
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: legacy-support |
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Description changed by kencu:
Old description:
> Please do not update {{{legacy-support}}} to this commit until this is
> resolved, as it looks like there
>
> This is building the software directly from the checkout of the git repo.
>
> At present, I am not sure exactly what to do to fix this issue.
>
> The makefile now hard-codes in {{{-arch}}} flags, and these may not be
> supported by all the compilers we expect to use (we may have to hack out
> some compilers then, the ones that don't support (multiple?) arch flags).
>
> I assume that something is calling in the same {{{arch}}} multiple times
> to generate this error. I am a bit out of my depth in this level of
> Makefile... maybe we have to somehow hack in a "FORCE_ARCH" setting?
>
> At any rate, at present
>
> {{{
> $ make test
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall test/test_arc4random.c -o
> test/test_arc4random.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/arc4random.c -o src/arc4random.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/atcalls.c -o src/atcalls.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/best_fchdir.c -o src/best_fchdir.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/getdelim.c -o src/getdelim.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/getline.c -o src/getline.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/lchmod.c -o src/lchmod.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/macports_legacy_realpath.c -o
> src/macports_legacy_realpath.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/macports_legacy_sysconf.c -o
> src/macports_legacy_sysconf.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/memmem.c -o src/memmem.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/posix_memalign_emulation.c -o
> src/posix_memalign_emulation.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/sincos.c -o src/sincos.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/strndup.c -o src/strndup.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/strnlen.c -o src/strnlen.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/time.c -o src/time.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcpcpy_family.c -o
> src/wcpcpy_family.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcscasecmp_family.c -o
> src/wcscasecmp_family.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcsdup.c -o src/wcsdup.dl.o
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcsnlen.c -o src/wcsnlen.dl.o
> # Generate possibly multi-architecture object files ...
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=0
> -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=0 -D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c
> -o src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode32
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=1
> -D__DARWIN_ONLY_UNIX_CONFORMANCE=0 -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=0
> -D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c -o
> src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode32unix2003
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=1
> -D__DARWIN_ONLY_UNIX_CONFORMANCE=1 -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=1
> -D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c -o
> src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64
> cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=1
> -D__DARWIN_ONLY_UNIX_CONFORMANCE=0 -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=1
> -D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c -o
> src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64unix2003
> # ... and split them up, because ld can only generate single-architecture
> files ...
> output='src/fdopendir.dl.o' && lipo='lipo' && rm='rm -f' && cp='/bin/cp'
> && ld='ld' && grep='/usr/bin/grep' && platform='9' && force_arch='' &&
> objectlist="${output}".* && archlist='' && fatness='' && for object in
> ${objectlist}; do if [ -z "${force_arch}" ]; then archlist_new="$(${lipo}
> -archs "${object}")"; else archlist_new="${force_arch}"; fi && if [ -n
> "${archlist}" ] && [ "${archlist}" != "${archlist_new}" ]; then printf
> 'Old/previous architecture list "%s" does not match new one "%s", this is
> unsupported.\n' "${archlist}" "${archlist_new}" >&2 && exit '1'; else
> archlist="${archlist_new}"; fi && ( ${lipo} -info "${object}" | grep -qs
> '^Non-fat file:' ); fatness_new="${?}" && if [ -n "${fatness}" ] && [
> "${fatness}" != "${fatness_new}" ]; then printf 'Old/previous fatness
> value "%d" does not match new one "%d", this is unsupported.\n'
> "${fatness}" "${fatness_new}" >&2 && exit '2'; else
> fatness="${fatness_new}"; fi && if [ -n "${force_arch}" ] && [ '0' -ne
> "${fatness}" ]; then printf 'Architecture forced to "%s", but object file
> "%s" is a multi-architecture (fat) object file, this is unsupported.\n'
> "${force_arch}" "${object}" >&2 && exit '3'; fi && $(: 'Check for unknown
> architectures.') && for arch in ${archlist}; do case "${arch}" in
> (unknown*) printf 'Unknown architecture "%s" encountered, this is
> unsupported.\n' "${arch}" >&2 && exit '4'; ;; (*) ;; esac && if [ '0' -eq
> "${fatness}" ]; then ${cp} "${object}" "${object}.${arch}" && $(: 'A non-
> fat file cannot have more than one architecture, but breaking out sounds
> weird.'); else ${lipo} "${object}" -thin "${arch}" -output
> "${object}.${arch}"; fi; done && ${rm} "${object}"; done && $(: '... and
> use ld to merge each variant into a single-architecture object file ...')
> && for arch in ${archlist}; do $(: 'Filter out variants not applicable to
> certain architectures.') && $(: 'For instance, the x86_64 architecture is
> fully UNIX2003-compliant and thus does not have $UNIX2003-compat
> functons.') && $(: 'On the contrary, the i386 architecture has only
> $UNIX2003-compat functions for the $INODE64 feature set.') && $(: '10.4
> is so old that it does not even have the $INODE64 feature.') && case
> "${arch}" in ('x86_64') ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}"
> "${output}.inode64.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; ;; ('ppc64') if [ '9'
> -gt "${platform}" ]; then ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}" -o
> "${output}.${arch}"; else ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}"
> "${output}.inode64.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; fi; ;; ('i386'|'ppc')
> if [ '9' -gt "${platform}" ]; then ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}"
> "${output}.inode32unix2003.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; else ${ld} -r
> "${output}.inode32.${arch}" "${output}.inode32unix2003.${arch}"
> "${output}.inode64unix2003.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; fi; ;; (*)
> ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}" "${output}.inode32unix2003.${arch}"
> "${output}.inode64.${arch}" "${output}.inode64unix2003.${arch}" -o
> "${output}.${arch}"; ;; esac; done && $(: '... build list of single-
> architecture merged object files ...') && objectarchlist='' && for arch
> in ${archlist}; do objectarchlist="${objectarchlist} ${output}.${arch}";
> done && if [ '0' -eq "${fatness}" ]; then $(: 'Thin files can just be
> copied directly, assuming that the list will only contain one element.')
> && ${cp} ${objectarchlist} "${output}"; else $(: '... and eventually use
> lipo to merge them all together!') && ${lipo} ${objectarchlist} -create
> -output "${output}"; fi
> ld: duplicate symbol _fdopendir$INODE64$UNIX2003 in
> src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64unix2003.ppc7400 and
> src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64.ppc7400 for inferred architecture ppc7400
> make: *** [src/fdopendir.dl.o] Error 1
> }}}
New description:
This is building the software directly from the checkout of the git repo.
At present, I am not sure exactly what to do to fix this issue.
The makefile now hard-codes in {{{-arch}}} flags, and these may not be
supported by all the compilers we expect to use (we may have to hack out
some compilers then, the ones that don't support (multiple?) arch flags).
I assume that something is calling in the same {{{arch}}} multiple times
to generate this error. I am a bit out of my depth in this level of
Makefile... maybe we have to somehow hack in a "FORCE_ARCH" setting?
At any rate, at present
{{{
$ make test
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall test/test_arc4random.c -o test/test_arc4random.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/arc4random.c -o src/arc4random.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/atcalls.c -o src/atcalls.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/best_fchdir.c -o src/best_fchdir.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/getdelim.c -o src/getdelim.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/getline.c -o src/getline.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/lchmod.c -o src/lchmod.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/macports_legacy_realpath.c -o
src/macports_legacy_realpath.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/macports_legacy_sysconf.c -o
src/macports_legacy_sysconf.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/memmem.c -o src/memmem.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/posix_memalign_emulation.c -o
src/posix_memalign_emulation.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/sincos.c -o src/sincos.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/strndup.c -o src/strndup.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/strnlen.c -o src/strnlen.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/time.c -o src/time.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcpcpy_family.c -o
src/wcpcpy_family.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcscasecmp_family.c -o
src/wcscasecmp_family.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcsdup.c -o src/wcsdup.dl.o
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC src/wcsnlen.c -o src/wcsnlen.dl.o
# Generate possibly multi-architecture object files ...
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=0
-D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=0 -D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c
-o src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode32
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=1
-D__DARWIN_ONLY_UNIX_CONFORMANCE=0 -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=0
-D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c -o
src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode32unix2003
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=1
-D__DARWIN_ONLY_UNIX_CONFORMANCE=1 -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=1
-D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c -o
src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64
cc -c -Iinclude -Os -Wall -fPIC -D__DARWIN_UNIX03=1
-D__DARWIN_ONLY_UNIX_CONFORMANCE=0 -D__DARWIN_64_BIT_INO_T=1
-D__DARWIN_ONLY_64_BIT_INO_T=0 src/fdopendir.c -o
src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64unix2003
# ... and split them up, because ld can only generate single-architecture
files ...
output='src/fdopendir.dl.o' && lipo='lipo' && rm='rm -f' && cp='/bin/cp'
&& ld='ld' && grep='/usr/bin/grep' && platform='9' && force_arch='' &&
objectlist="${output}".* && archlist='' && fatness='' && for object in
${objectlist}; do if [ -z "${force_arch}" ]; then archlist_new="$(${lipo}
-archs "${object}")"; else archlist_new="${force_arch}"; fi && if [ -n
"${archlist}" ] && [ "${archlist}" != "${archlist_new}" ]; then printf
'Old/previous architecture list "%s" does not match new one "%s", this is
unsupported.\n' "${archlist}" "${archlist_new}" >&2 && exit '1'; else
archlist="${archlist_new}"; fi && ( ${lipo} -info "${object}" | grep -qs
'^Non-fat file:' ); fatness_new="${?}" && if [ -n "${fatness}" ] && [
"${fatness}" != "${fatness_new}" ]; then printf 'Old/previous fatness
value "%d" does not match new one "%d", this is unsupported.\n'
"${fatness}" "${fatness_new}" >&2 && exit '2'; else
fatness="${fatness_new}"; fi && if [ -n "${force_arch}" ] && [ '0' -ne
"${fatness}" ]; then printf 'Architecture forced to "%s", but object file
"%s" is a multi-architecture (fat) object file, this is unsupported.\n'
"${force_arch}" "${object}" >&2 && exit '3'; fi && $(: 'Check for unknown
architectures.') && for arch in ${archlist}; do case "${arch}" in
(unknown*) printf 'Unknown architecture "%s" encountered, this is
unsupported.\n' "${arch}" >&2 && exit '4'; ;; (*) ;; esac && if [ '0' -eq
"${fatness}" ]; then ${cp} "${object}" "${object}.${arch}" && $(: 'A non-
fat file cannot have more than one architecture, but breaking out sounds
weird.'); else ${lipo} "${object}" -thin "${arch}" -output
"${object}.${arch}"; fi; done && ${rm} "${object}"; done && $(: '... and
use ld to merge each variant into a single-architecture object file ...')
&& for arch in ${archlist}; do $(: 'Filter out variants not applicable to
certain architectures.') && $(: 'For instance, the x86_64 architecture is
fully UNIX2003-compliant and thus does not have $UNIX2003-compat
functons.') && $(: 'On the contrary, the i386 architecture has only
$UNIX2003-compat functions for the $INODE64 feature set.') && $(: '10.4 is
so old that it does not even have the $INODE64 feature.') && case
"${arch}" in ('x86_64') ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}"
"${output}.inode64.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; ;; ('ppc64') if [ '9'
-gt "${platform}" ]; then ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}" -o
"${output}.${arch}"; else ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}"
"${output}.inode64.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; fi; ;; ('i386'|'ppc')
if [ '9' -gt "${platform}" ]; then ${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}"
"${output}.inode32unix2003.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; else ${ld} -r
"${output}.inode32.${arch}" "${output}.inode32unix2003.${arch}"
"${output}.inode64unix2003.${arch}" -o "${output}.${arch}"; fi; ;; (*)
${ld} -r "${output}.inode32.${arch}" "${output}.inode32unix2003.${arch}"
"${output}.inode64.${arch}" "${output}.inode64unix2003.${arch}" -o
"${output}.${arch}"; ;; esac; done && $(: '... build list of single-
architecture merged object files ...') && objectarchlist='' && for arch in
${archlist}; do objectarchlist="${objectarchlist} ${output}.${arch}"; done
&& if [ '0' -eq "${fatness}" ]; then $(: 'Thin files can just be copied
directly, assuming that the list will only contain one element.') && ${cp}
${objectarchlist} "${output}"; else $(: '... and eventually use lipo to
merge them all together!') && ${lipo} ${objectarchlist} -create -output
"${output}"; fi
ld: duplicate symbol _fdopendir$INODE64$UNIX2003 in
src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64unix2003.ppc7400 and
src/fdopendir.dl.o.inode64.ppc7400 for inferred architecture ppc7400
make: *** [src/fdopendir.dl.o] Error 1
}}}
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