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pip install zero-ice fails.
When I try to download the src code and install it from there it fails.
It fails with the error - 'readlink' is implicitly declared in the following two files:
src/ice/mcpp/system.c src/ice/cpp/src/Slice/SliceUtil.cpp
I had to insert line 45 (shown below) for it to compile and install the egg file:
44 #include "unistd.h" /* For getcwd(), readlink() */ 45 int readlink(const char *pathname, char *buf, size_t bufsiz); 46 #elif HOST_COMPILER == MSC || HOST_COMPILER == LCC
Thanks.
pip install zero-ice should have worked.
seems like for 64 bit versions implicit declarations are not allowed and one has to do an explicit declaration which the line 45 above does.
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Describe the bug
pip install zero-ice fails.
When I try to download the src code and install it from there it fails.
It fails with the error - 'readlink' is implicitly declared in the following two files:
src/ice/mcpp/system.c
src/ice/cpp/src/Slice/SliceUtil.cpp
I had to insert line 45 (shown below) for it to compile and install the egg file:
44 #include "unistd.h" /* For getcwd(), readlink() */
45 int readlink(const char *pathname, char *buf, size_t bufsiz);
46 #elif HOST_COMPILER == MSC || HOST_COMPILER == LCC
Thanks.
Expected behavior
pip install zero-ice should have worked.
Additional context
seems like for 64 bit versions implicit declarations are not allowed and one has to do an explicit declaration which the line 45 above does.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: