On Tue, May 18, 2004 at 03:56:49PM +0100, Martin J. Evans wrote:
> I had a few problems that I'll mention here in case it helps anyone else and
> I'm still left with a iconv error message coming out multiple times for every
> svn command e.g.
>
> iconv_open - cannot open conversion file
> /usr/lib/nls/conv/UTF-8_ISO8859-1
>
> This obviously made me think of adding something like --without-iconv which
> although not mentioned in subversion's configure, is mentioned under
> apr/apr-util configure (hmm). Reconfiguring with --without-iconv does not help.
> Any ideas?
Ah, the apr-util configure script breaks if you use --without-iconv,
that's a bug - it's the source of the "-Lno/lib" link error. But a
working --without-iconv would indeed be the best way to work around the
error message.
> 1. Errors during configure for apr saying
>
> "checking for executable suffix... configure: error: installation or
> configuration problem: compiler cannot create executables."
>
> config.log said:
>
> Undefined first referenced
> symbol in file
> nap /lib/libprot.so
...
>
> Looked like it needed curses and maths (m) libraries.
> Rerun with LDFLAGS="-lcurses -lm" ./configure
Do you have any idea whether -lprot is really needed at all?. It would
be useful if you could edit the APR configure script to entirely remove
the section which adds -lprot to LIBS, and re-build from scratch again,
and see if you get a working SVN.
> 3. During make
>
> /u/sources/subversion-1.0.2/apr/network_io/unix/sockaddr.c: In
> function `find_addresses':
> /u/sources/subversion-1.0.2/apr/network_io/unix/sockaddr.c:518: `h_errno'
> undeclared (first use in this function)
>
> Fixed by adding "extern int h_errno;" to start of sockaddr.c
That's an annoying one, slightly tricky to fix right. Thanks for
working through all this.
joe
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