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Problem building on up-to-date Archlinux #13
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Looks like gcc is now enforcing proper declaration of global variables in header files as of version 10, which arch has upgraded to. That's good. gSTM is not declaring them properly, and never has. That's bad. As a quick fix, you can try adding |
Please try building from the new fno-common branch, and let me know if it works for you. It compiles on my end, but I did not do much testing beyond that. |
Thanks for the quick response and also the explanation. I have tested the fno-common branch, and it indeed compiled on two separate boxes, and seems to work fine. Thanks again! Great work. |
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Hey Dallen,
one of the archlinux users noticed, that archlinux packages
gstm
andgstm-git
no longer build. (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gstm/)I have in fact built and installed gstm-git 1.3.6.r0.g0638da1 locally for quite some month. So it did build fine in the past. But now it indeed does not build (with 'multiple definition of' messages - see below). I reproduced this on another clean box.
I suspect it might something to do with new versions of gtk3 on archlinux, or not. I have to admin I don't really understand gtk development :))
Atatched config.log here https://gist.github.com/xvybihal/66e983d741c97563886e9f953eb1e092
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