zippy/ceptr

Make error

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GerryG commented

`make ceptr
gcc -pthread -g -o ceptr src/accumulator.h src/ansicolor.h src/base_defs.h src/ceptr.h src/ceptr_error.h src/ceptr_types.h src/debug.h src/def.h src/group.h src/hashfn.h src/label.h src/mtree.h src/process.h src/protocol.h src/receptor.h src/scape.h src/semtable.h src/semtrex.h src/shell.h src/stream.h src/sys_defs.h src/tree.h src/uthash.h src/util.h src/vmhost.h src/accumulator.c src/base_defs.c src/ceptr.c src/debug.c src/def.c src/group.c src/hashfn.c src/label.c src/mtree.c src/process.c src/protocol.c src/receptor.c src/scape.c src/semtable.c src/semtrex.c src/shell.c src/stream.c src/sys_defs.c src/tree.c src/util.c src/vmhost.c

clang: error: cannot specify -o when generating multiple output files`

GerryG commented

I don't know why I can't make the 'code' markup work here. This is on gcc from xcode, so it shouldn't be anything special.

GerryG commented 
When it does try to compile each src file, I get lots of these:
src/ceptr_types.h:248:5: error: unknown type name 'pthread_mutex_t'; did you mean
      'pthread_attr_t'?
    pthread_mutex_t pending_responses_mutex;
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    pthread_attr_t
/usr/include/sys/_pthread/_pthread_attr_t.h:30:33: note: 'pthread_attr_t' declared
      here
typedef __darwin_pthread_attr_t pthread_attr_t;
zippy commented

Hey Gerry, I haven't yet solved the problems of compiling on mac. #156 is the ticket in place to address this, but I haven't gotten autotools to work yet to address the issue. You can look at #20 where thos actually got it working at one point, don't know if that will help.

GerryG commented

Ah, I'll let you know if I find anything. In the meantime I was the developer lead in doing docker at tribune publishing, well I still am. So I have docker containers all about, ours are centos based and it worked there.

If you leave this open, I'll comment here. If there is already another issue like this ...

GerryG commented

Oh, almost forgot. On the centos image it needed netcat (nc command). IIRC, the yum package was nmap-ncat

All the specs are not passing right now, is there output from automated test runs anywhere public for comparison?

zippy commented

Nope, that's also something pending to do. But I can tell you that's expected, I think is three specs (on a mobile device right now)

GerryG commented

Yes, that's what I see currently, thx.

Not trying to rush you, keep to your priorities, just reach out where you think I can contribute now.