error: 'operator delete[]' is unavailable: introduced in macOS 10.12 #870
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Please attach config.log that is produced by configure on your system. |
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Sure thing: |
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Thanks. Can you try building with: make CXXFLAGS='-O2 -fno-sized-deallocation' and reporting if it fixes the issue ? |
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Compilation succeeded, but linking failed: EDIT: At first it was giving me an undefined reference to some |
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If you do make clean and then repeat my instructions, I think it'll work. |
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@alk see my edit :) Caught that right after I posted, haha. |
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Ok. So _memalign is something else that we'll need fix as well. As for original issue, can you try this patch (on top of master branch): I think it should catch the "issue" of osx compiler allowing -fsized-deallocation yet then barking on it's actual use. (You will need to run ./autogen.sh) |
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OSX and windows have issues with memalign. So test against tc_memalign instead. This should fix _memalign linker-time part of issue #870.
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I've uploaded fix for memalign issue. Thanks for catching it. |
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No problem! Do you want me to still test that patch? If so, could you wrap it in a code block? |
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Yes, please test it. And yes I've already wrapped it up. |
$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make -j8 && echo $?
0Looks like that worked after pulling master (5618ef7) |
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Weirdly, some OSX compiler does allow -fsized-deallocation, yet barks on any attempt to actually use it at compile time (!). So lets detect this as well in configure and opt out as necessary. Should fix issue #870.
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Thanks a lot. I've uploaded a fix and we should be done here. |
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Can't seem to find anything on the web about this and I've surely never seen this error before.
When building src/tcmalloc.cc I get the following output from make:
I'm on macOS 10.11.6 using clang (I believe
g++just gets redirected toclang++, but I've even configured withCXX=clang++ CC=clangwith the same result).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: