Re: Wackamole install on FreeBSD 4.7

What version of Spread are you using?  libsp.a and libtsp.a are library 
names from an older version.  Wackamole should still recognize them... 
the advice I gave before was for the Spread 3.17.0+ library names, but 
using libsp.a is effectively the same thing as I was recommending.  I'm 
going to take a look at configure.in for you now (from Wackamole 2.0). 
If you're using an older version, let me know please.

--Ryan

Nathen Hinson wrote:
> To All
> 
>     I tried Ryan's suggestion which seemed very sound, however it still 
> does not work. I have two libraries libsp.a and libtsp.a ( the tsp one 
> is the one with threading I assume ). I have tried all possible 
> combinations of having both, either, neither in the local directory or 
> in the linking path and everything works fine when I do not specify 
> --with-threads=no. Is there something else ( anything else ) that I can 
> check ? Or has anyone run Wackamole on FreeBSD 4.7-RELEASE without issue 
> and I can safely ignore any warnings about threading ?
> 
> Thanks very much for any information
> 
> PS. does not work means that the configure script fails right after
> checking for SP_connect in -lsp... yes
> and says:
> 0=2: not found
> configure: error:  *** wackamole requires Spread ***
> when run with --with-threads=no
> 
> Sincerely
> 
> Nathen Hinson
> Systems Analyst
> On - Site Support
> User Services
> Information Technology Services
> University of Texas at Austin
> 
> On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 05:49  PM, Ryan Caudy wrote:
> 
>> Sounds like the issue is that it can find libtspread, but not 
>> libspread.  If you make sure that libspread.a or libspread.so can be 
>> found in the linking path (i.e. what you specify with -L in ldflags), 
>> it should work.
>>
>> --Ryan
>>
>> Nathen Hinson wrote:
>>
>>> To Whom It May Concern
>>>     I am having some difficulty compiling wackamole for FreeBSD 4.7. 
>>> If I follow the install instructions in the README ( i.e. ./configure 
>>> --with-cppflags=-I/usr/local/include --with-ldflags=-L/usr/local/lib 
>>> ) everything works just fine, however I get a warning about thread 
>>> support in FreeBSD, and just for grins I would like to compile 
>>> without threads, using the recommended --with-threads=no option. When 
>>> I add this option to the above configure script, configure complains 
>>> that Spread is not installed, which of course it is and works without 
>>> the added line in the configure call. Any advice would be greatly 
>>> appreciated.
>>> Thanks in advance for any help
>>> Sincerely
>>> Nathen Hinson
>>> Systems Analyst
>>> On - Site Support
>>> User Services
>>> Information Technology Services
>>> University of Texas at Austin
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