19 Oct
2010
19 Oct
'10
9:20 p.m.
Anyone else that tries to compile Kamailio 3.1 on OpenBSD?
I get a lot of errors in various modules. modules_s/nathelper fails to compile. I had to
add an include file to modules_s/eval to make it compile. Mysql generates a lot of compile
warnings...
Gmake modules compiles all modules_k
"gmake install" starts compilation of modules_s
I still have serious doubts of the build system. On both FreeBSD and OpenBSD I see a lot
of new stuff being compiled after "gmake", "gmake modules" - when I
run "gmake install".
Do we have any automatic compilation tests on these systems? Are they still supported by
the dev team?
/O
19 Oct
19 Oct
9:46 p.m.
19 okt 2010 kl. 20.20 skrev Olle E. Johansson:
Anyone else that tries to compile Kamailio 3.1 on
OpenBSD?
I get a lot of errors in various modules. modules_s/nathelper fails to compile. I had to
add an include file to modules_s/eval to make it compile. Mysql generates a lot of compile
warnings...
Gmake modules compiles all modules_k
"gmake install" starts compilation of modules_s
I still have serious doubts of the build system. On both FreeBSD and OpenBSD I see a lot
of new stuff being compiled after "gmake", "gmake modules" - when I
run "gmake install".
Do we have any automatic compilation tests on these systems? Are they still supported by
the dev team?
Tested again
"gmake"
- no issues
"gmake modules"
- no issues
"gmake install"
bugs out on nathelper.
This confuses me.
/O
20 Oct
20 Oct
7:52 p.m.
On Oct 19, 2010 at 20:20, Olle E. Johansson <oej(a)EDVINA.NET> wrote:
Anyone else that tries to compile Kamailio 3.1 on
OpenBSD?
I get a lot of errors in various modules. modules_s/nathelper fails to compile. I had to
add an include file to modules_s/eval to make it compile. Mysql generates a lot of compile
warnings...
Gmake modules compiles all modules_k
"gmake install" starts compilation of modules_s
I still have serious doubts of the build system. On both FreeBSD and OpenBSD I see a lot
of new stuff being compiled after "gmake", "gmake modules" - when I
run "gmake install".
Thats because:
gmake - makes only the core
gmake modules - makes only modules/ (no modules_k or modules_s)
gmake install - makes all the modules
Instead of gmake ; gmake modules, try gmake all or
gmake; gmake modules-all (or gmake every-module)
After that at gmake install time you should see only some re-linking
taking place (needed because of changed libraries path).
Do we have any automatic compilation tests on these systems? Are they still supported by
the dev team?
I haven't tried to compile on OpenBSD in a while, but I do try FreeBSD
from time to time (I do have a basic config running on FreeBSD).
The compile errors on OpenBSD are most likely either some missing
includes or includes in an order OpenBSD does not like.
Andrei
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