Compile Failure

[DomT4]

Hey guys,

Libphenom is currently refusing to compile on OS X 10.10, both with Clang and (GNU) gcc.

Here's a gist of the build log.

Using:

OpenSSL 1.0.1j
Concurrencykit 0.4.4
Automake 1.14.1
Autoconf 2.69
GNU Libtool 2.4.2
Pkg-config 0.28

[wez]

are you building that from a homebrew recipe?

[wez]

Can you include the actual commands that are being used to build this?
cloning and build works fine here.
The error message is that the linter thinks that the include guards don't match; looks like something clever might be going on with the cwd when make is run, but I can't reproduce and resolve the issue without knowing how it is really being invoked.

a workaround is likely make PYTHON=true to cause the linter to appear to pass

[DomT4]

are you building that from a homebrew recipe?

Yeah, one I wrote nonetheless. This one.

Nothing more complicated than git clone && ./autogen.sh && ./configure --prefix=/path/to/dir --disable-dependency-tracking && make && make check && make install.

Nothing weird or unusual.

[DomT4]

The only Homebrew-related differences here are: 1) The OpenSSL directory is preprended to the $PATH because we keep it locked away to avoid conflicting with the OS X native OpenSSL. 2) We use a more modern libtool than Apple ships.

[wez]

I pushed a commit to address this. What was happening is that brew was removing the .git dir and that confused the linter about where the root of the repo was. If I copy your formula locally, I can brew install --HEAD libphenom with it (actually, I changed it to only run the lint step as it was quicker, and that was all that I tested)

[DomT4]

Thanks Wez, That did the trick. I'd presume this happens because Homebrew does the git clone element in /Library/Caches/Homebrew but does the building in /tmp, so perhaps the .git directory gets left behind as part of that directory switch. Closing as fixed, Appreciate your time.