On Nov 8, 2006, at 07:46, Emmanuel Hainry wrote:
Citando Francisco Moreno Muñoz :
El 07/11/2006, a las 23:31, Ryan Schmidt escribió:
gcc3 is not supported on Intel, so as you've realized, you don't want to be compiling that. However, only specific ports explicitly depend on gcc3. Exactly which ports are you trying to use which are doing this? Most shouldn't.
Really? I didn't knew that. Anyway, I think I didn't explain myself properly. It tries to compile with gcc3.4 all the ports I try to install. Every last one of them. Maybe all the ports I tried depended on gcc 3.4? I think it would be a big coincidence. In this specific case the port was libtorrent.
I checked the portfile ("port cat libtorrent") and it includes the following line: configure.env CC=${prefix}/bin/gcc-dp-3.4 CXX=${prefix}/bin/g++-dp-3.4 This has the effect of forcing the use of gcc3 which is causing your problem. However, the line was probably added for a good reason. (The Subversion log shows the line was added by mww in revision 17447 on 2006-04-12 along with other changes to update the port from 0.7.0-1 to 0.9.0.)
Unfortunately the version of libtorrent provided by macports depends on gcc3 (see port depends libtorrent for the list of dependencies and http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/ticket/96 for the reason). However, newer version of libtorrent compile well with gcc4.0. See https://svn.macosforge.org/projects/macports/ticket/10906 (maybe it could be committed?)
Has the maintainer of the port (toby at opendarwin) seen that bug or commented on the patches?