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11-06-2004 07:46 PM
11-06-2004 07:46 PM
install of libgcrypt1.2.0 failed
hi everyone,
i'm trying to install libgcrypt1.2.0 on my hpux enviorment (11.11 PA-Risc 2.0) but for some reason, isntallation always failes, in the "make install section", claims that some libaries couldn't be found.
the "configure" part went well, the make procedure followed by this step is failing.
i'm attaching the "make install" output, if anyone has any idea, i'll be glad to hear...
thanks
Itai.
i'm trying to install libgcrypt1.2.0 on my hpux enviorment (11.11 PA-Risc 2.0) but for some reason, isntallation always failes, in the "make install section", claims that some libaries couldn't be found.
the "configure" part went well, the make procedure followed by this step is failing.
i'm attaching the "make install" output, if anyone has any idea, i'll be glad to hear...
thanks
Itai.
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11-07-2004 10:32 AM
11-07-2004 10:32 AM
Re: install of libgcrypt1.2.0 failed
First thing I would check is that the SHLIB_PATH and PATH variables include the home of the compiler being used.
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11-07-2004 03:33 PM
11-07-2004 03:33 PM
Re: install of libgcrypt1.2.0 failed
Files that are missing (mpih-add1.o etc) should be produced from corresponding assembler sources (mpih-add1.S etc). It seems that you are using HP's compiler which doesn't know what to do with files ending with '.S' (and silently fails). According to man page only files ending with '.s' (lowercase ) are understood to be assembly source files and are compiled properly.
You can try any of the following:
o rename all .S files to .s and adjust Makefile correspondigly (.S -> .s)
o ./configure --disable-asm to disable use of assembler files
o compile with gcc
You can try any of the following:
o rename all .S files to .s and adjust Makefile correspondigly (.S -> .s)
o ./configure --disable-asm to disable use of assembler files
o compile with gcc
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