ZeroMq IRC Log

Monday November 15, 2010

[Time] Name	Message
[08:11] pieterh	hi folks
[08:15] travlr	mornin'
[08:54] sustrik	travlr: hi, you there?
[09:00] travlr	hi martin
[09:04] travlr	sustrik, ^^
[09:05] sustrik	hi
[09:05] sustrik	you are keeping irc log, right?
[09:05] travlr	yes, i was just thinking about that... posting archive
[09:05] sustrik	is there any way to see it online?
[09:06] travlr	sure. let see what i can do.
[09:06] sustrik	travlr: that would be great
[09:06] travlr	ok, let put a little into it then right now :)
[11:50] toni	Hi there, just tried to install zmq on ubuntu 10.04. When executing sudo make install I get make[2]: *** [libzmq_la-app_thread.lo] Error 1. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this?
[11:52] mikko	toni_: can you paste a few lines up from there to gist.github.com
[11:52] mikko	toni_: that line alone doesn't tell much
[11:53] toni	mikko: okay, thanks I ll do this. Just did not want to spam the channel :-)
[11:54] toni	mikko: https://gist.github.com/700285
[11:57] toni	I am a C newbie, actually never build an compiled a c programm before.... just want to use the python bindings...
[11:58] mikko	toni_: and configure ran successfully?
[11:59] toni	mikko: yes, looks like it ran successfully...
[12:00] mikko	have you got libstdc++6 package installed?
[12:01] Guthur	is configure not checking for dependencies?
[12:01] toni	mikko: yes, the newest version
[12:01] mikko	Guthur: it is
[12:01] mikko	Guthur: not sure where this build failure comes from
[12:02] Guthur	toni_: what distro are you using?
[12:02] mikko	looks like there might be some package missing
[12:03] toni	mikko: I have ubuntu 10.0.4
[12:04] Guthur	toni_ did you download with git?
[12:05] toni	yes, downloaded zeromq-2.0.10.tar.gz from github
[12:05] Guthur	and which branch are you on?
[12:05] mikko	2.0.10 would be maint
[12:06] Guthur	oh oops sorry I missed the tarball bit
[12:06] Guthur	I seen yes and immediately assumed he cloned
[12:07] toni	mikko: what do you mean by "... would be maint"?
[12:09] toni	I also installed libtool, autoconf, automake
[12:11] Guthur	toni_: So your exact steps were...
[12:11] mikko	toni_: to be fair i am not sure why this error happens.
[12:11] Guthur	./autoconf
[12:11] Guthur	./configure
[12:11] Guthur	make
[12:11] mikko	./autogen.sh probably
[12:12] Guthur	mikko, yep sorry my bad
[12:12] toni	my exact steps were: ./configure, sudo make install
[12:12] mikko	toni_: have you got libstdc++6 dev package installed?
[12:13] Guthur	that would never have worked
[12:13] mikko	although i would expect configure to fail if the build fails so fundamentally
[12:13] Guthur	you never generated the configure file
[12:13] mikko	Guthur: i think dist packages are distributed via github as well
[12:13] Guthur	I didn't see one for ubuntu
[12:13] Guthur	I didn't look very hard though
[12:14] mikko	Guthur: https://github.com/zeromq/zeromq2/downloads
[12:14] mikko	v2.0.10.zip â This is release 2.0.10
[12:14] Guthur	i just download there now and followed those three steps
[12:14] Guthur	worked fined
[12:14] mikko	are you on ubuntu?
[12:14] Guthur	yep
[12:14] mikko	yes, the release there doesn't ship with configure
[12:15] Guthur	I would recommend the process I followed, simply because it worked, hehe
[12:15] toni	mikko: when I do sudo apt-get install libstdc++6, I get libstdc++6 is already the newest version
[12:15] mikko	toni_: i mean the -dev package
[12:16] toni	oops, so I ll try it
[12:19] toni	mikko: getting "Couldn't find package libstdc++6-dev" when trying to install it with -dev postfix. (sorry, I just changed couple of months from win to linux)
[12:21] Guthur	toni_: You usually need the -dev version of packages when building software on linux
[12:22] Guthur	You should be able to see it in synaptic
[12:22] mikko	toni_: try libstdc++6-4.4-dev
[12:23] mikko	also if you build a lot of stuff 'build-essential' package is a good base for certain dependencies
[12:23] toni	mikko: yes the dev package seems to be installed: libstdc++6-4.4-dev is already the newest version.
[12:24] toni	build-essential I also installed
[12:25] toni	so my exact steps were: downloaded zmq from github, ran ./configure and then sudo make install which produced the error
[12:26] mikko	toni_: if you download from github the steps should be
[12:27] mikko	./autogen.sh && ./configure && make && make check
[12:27] mikko	if all those success you should be ok to make install
[12:28] toni	mikko: okay :-) I finally got it
[12:28] toni	I just ran ./configure once again
[12:29] toni	an looks like it had been installed properly
[12:29] toni	Thank you very much for your help!!!
[12:29] mikko	good st
[12:29] mikko	strange error before
[12:31] toni	yes, strange one. Especially as I never compiled a C program before... so back to my beloved python :-)
[12:31] toni	Thanks
[14:42] travlr	sustrik: martin today is a bit tight for me. i'll get those logs hosted asap though.
[14:45] sustrik	travlr: sure, no haste
[16:02] CIA-20	zeromq2: 03Mikko Koppanen 07master * rda3327c 10/ (acinclude.m4 configure.in src/Makefile.am):
[16:02] CIA-20	zeromq2: Build refactoring
[16:02] CIA-20	zeromq2: Signed-off-by: Mikko Koppanen <mkoppanen@php.net> - http://bit.ly/cBusWt
[16:26] frtewq	hi
[16:27] mikko	hi
[16:27] frtewq	how r u?
[19:08] mikko	sustrik: there?
[19:09] mikko	all master builds succeed now
[19:09] mikko	\o/
[19:09] mikko	the patch you applied incorporates the previous smaller patch
[19:09] mikko	at least my email says it does
[19:13] sustrik	mikko: great
[19:13] sustrik	what about the maint
[19:13] sustrik	?
[19:14] sustrik	maybe switching the failing configurations off?
[19:14] mikko	yes
[19:14] mikko	will do after dinner
[19:14] mikko	brb
[19:38] mikko	done
[19:38] mikko	maint builds now without pgm
[19:51] mikko	should build fine in the 5 am build
[20:30] mikko	sustrik: sent
[20:35] sustrik	mikko: repled :)
[20:35] sustrik	replied
[23:35] Guthur	is www.zeromq.org down