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Re: error: no matching function with octave-3.2.4/46bit/gcc-4.3.3
From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
Re: error: no matching function with octave-3.2.4/46bit/gcc-4.3.3 |
Date: |
Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:31:25 -0400 |
On 12-Jul-2010, Loris Bennett wrote:
| The main problem is working out which flags the AIX loader requires,
| e.g. -Wl,-brtl to allow libraries with the .so suffix to be found, or
| -Wl,-bbigtoc to increase TOC space. The process is rather labourious as
| the whole configure-make cycle takes such a long time. Thus, if part of
| the make fails at some point and I find that some flag is missing, I
| sometimes just rerun the command which failed and then run make
| again. Another problem was that setting the option -Wl,-G to avoid a C++
| problem caused the next configure run to produce completely spurious
| results and subsequently a whole lot of other compilation errors.
I recommend trying the development sources, because we have switched
to using libtool to build libraries. If that fails, then we probably
need to fix libtool.
| correct environment settings that would allow make to run without error
| and would be happy to document this on the Octave wiki.
I think we should try to fix the problems in Octave instead of just
documenting them on a wiki. Can you help us do that?
Thanks,
jwe