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Hi Markus, |
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I tried a bootstrap from scratch but was unable to reproduce the issue you have and I had. The message you posted didn’t remind me of what happened unfortunately. Was there a warning message like missing *.dylib? I remembered that some dylib were put under $EPREFIX/lib instead of $EPREFIX/usr/lib which causes error on missing lib; I did a workaround with making symbolic links though still unaware of the root cause. |
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Han |
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From: Markus Wagner<mailto:westsidenet@×××××××.de> |
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Sent: Tuesday, September 6, 2016 11:46 PM |
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To: gentoo-alt@l.g.o<mailto:gentoo-alt@l.g.o> |
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-alt] dev-libs/libltdl-2.4.6 failes to compile during bootstrap (El Capitan) |
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Hi Han, |
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thank you for your answer. I've just tried some runs for the bootstrap with llvm-3.4.2 - other versions of llvm are not compiled. |
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Unfortunately libltdl is still failing with the same error. |
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Do you have any other ideas? |
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Many thanks |
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/M |
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Han H.<mailto:twn@×××××××.com> |
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23 August 2016 at 03:28 |
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I had the same problem a while ago when I bootstraped on El Captain. I think your llvm+clang version (3.5.2) is too new to make it go through. The script mentioned that you should keep llvm <3.5, but I am not sure why llvm-3.4 was removed from the main tree. You might want to find the ebuild yourself. |
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