Hello All!

Trying to run golded on ARM linux. Downloaded the latest from GIT.

Fighting with few things:

1) is it possible to compile it like "static" (all .so stuff within one file)?

2) the latest did not produce gnlx (nodelist) binary. It is some bug or issue on my side?

Thank you in advance

Karel

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Hello Karel.

21 May 24 10:52, you wrote to All:

Trying to run golded on ARM linux. Downloaded the latest from GIT.

Fighting with few things:

1) is it possible to compile it like "static" (all .so stuff within
one file)?

Should be possible. It only uses ncurses and some C/C++ specific libraries. You may link it with static ncurses.

Why do you need static linkage though?

2) the latest did not produce gnlx (nodelist) binary. It is some bug
or issue on my side?

If you use cmake - it will produce binary _golded_, not _gedlnx_.

Vitaliy

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Hello Vitaliy!

21 May 24 20:22, you wrote to me:

Should be possible. It only uses ncurses and some C/C++ specific libraries. You may link it with static ncurses.

Why do you need static linkage though?

Because I am using Golded on some Embeded linux (= I need to translate it somewhere else). It produced gedlnx (in bin/), I copied it there - and now is asking for libncurses.so.6. Last time I had to collect several libraries like libfontenc, libncurses, libtinfo, etc. = I wanted to have just one executable.

Googling arround, something like:

gcc program.o -llib1 -Wl,-Bstatic -llib2 -Wl,-Bdynamic -llib3

2) the latest did not produce gnlx (nodelist) binary. It is some
bug or issue on my side?

If you use cmake - it will produce binary _golded_, not _gedlnx_.

I got gedlnx. Wondering where to get gnlx then.

Karel

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Hello Karel.

22 May 24 12:04, you wrote to me:

Should be possible. It only uses ncurses and some C/C++ specific
libraries. You may link it with static ncurses.

Why do you need static linkage though?

Because I am using Golded on some Embeded linux (= I need to translate
it somewhere else). It produced gedlnx (in bin/), I copied it there -
and now is asking for libncurses.so.6. Last time I had to collect
several libraries like libfontenc, libncurses, libtinfo, etc. = I
wanted to have just one executable.

Googling arround, something like:

gcc program.o -llib1 -Wl,-Bstatic -llib2 -Wl,-Bdynamic -llib3

Yes, you need static version of ncurses and modify makefiles.

2) the latest did not produce gnlx (nodelist) binary. It is some
bug or issue on my side?

If you use cmake - it will produce binary _golded_, not _gedlnx_.

I got gedlnx. Wondering where to get gnlx then.

If you looking for nodelist compiler it's gnlnx, not gnlx. Shall be next to gedlnx. Maybe build failed, look for errors in build output.

Vitaliy

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Hello Vitaliy!

22 May 24 09:17, you wrote to me:

gcc program.o -llib1 -Wl,-Bstatic -llib2 -Wl,-Bdynamic -llib3

Yes, you need static version of ncurses and modify makefiles.

No luck so far. Tried to modify GNUmakef.def in the way:

" ifeq ($(WIDE_NCURSES),1)
LIBCURSES=-L/opt/csw/lib -lncursesw -Wl,-Bstatic
else
LIBCURSES=-L/opt/csw/lib -lncurses -Wl,-Bstatic
endif
"
But did not help - still need libraries.

Copying then libraries. One by one.

Stuck now with libstdc++.so.6 (actually /usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.25)

starting program ends with error in it: "symbol __cxa_thread_atexit_impl, version GLIBC_2.18 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference"

To make static build would help a lot.

If you looking for nodelist compiler it's gnlnx, not gnlx. Shall be
next to gedlnx. Maybe build failed, look for errors in build output.

Did make clean and make again (with changed def see above) and it solved by itself. Got gnlnx and rddtlnx afterwards.

Karel

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