Compile error in swig files on Linux

Dolda2000 · Post by **Dolda2000** » 2006-08-12 21:39

I tried to compile the latest trunk (r20) of adchpp on Linux (gcc 3.4.6, swig 1.3.25, SCons 0.96.1, glibc 2.3.6, kernel 2.6.16), and it fails with a number of errors in swig/adchpp.i:

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swig -c++ -Wall -python -o build/debug-default/bin/python_wrap.cxx swig/python.i
swig/adchpp.i:28: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:169: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:170: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:171: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:172: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:173: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:174: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:175: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:176: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:177: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:178: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:179: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:180: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:181: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:182: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:183: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:184: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:186: Error: Syntax error in input.
swig/adchpp.i:378: Error: Syntax error in input.

I'm not familiar at all with swig, so I couldn't tell the cause of these messages. Any tips?

Mihobo · Post by **Mihobo** » 2006-08-12 23:03

Where you get it???

PseudonympH · Post by **PseudonympH** » 2006-08-13 01:44

Get what? Swig I got through apt-get; ADCH++ is available via the SVN at http://sourceforge.net/projects/adchpp

Dolda2000 · Post by **Dolda2000** » 2006-09-02 22:08

I still haven't been able to fix this on my own. Does noone have an idea?

Post by **arnetheduck** » 2006-09-03 15:19

get a newer swig

Dolda2000 · Post by **Dolda2000** » 2006-09-08 10:07

Indeed, upgrading from swig 1.3.25 to 1.3.29 actually made it work. I would never have thought that such a seemingly minor upgrade would have helped.

Thanks!

Mummy · Post by **Mummy** » 2006-09-13 11:22

i'm using SWIG version 1.3.28 on a linux system, but i encounter this error:

swig -c++ -Wall -lua -o build/debug-default/bin/lua_wrap.cxx swig/lua.i
swig/adchpp.i:178: Error: Syntax error in input(3).

the corresponding line contains
" C(SUP, 'S','U','P');"
and all other base command declarations produce the same error

any ideas, plz?

Post by **ullner** » 2006-09-13 13:55

arnetheduck wrote:get a newer swig

Mummy · Post by **Mummy** » 2006-09-14 11:21

ok, many thanks..

cause it shall running on a production system i have to wait until a newer release of swig reaches debian stable or at least testing.. it's a pity.. currently 1.3.28 is the newest version there..

best regards,
Mummy

TheParanoidOne · Post by **TheParanoidOne** » 2006-09-14 13:06

Mummy wrote:cause it shall running on a production system

You are running a piece of software that you have never built before, let alone run, on a production server? Haha! Good luck with that!

Dolda2000 · Post by **Dolda2000** » 2006-09-14 16:28

Mummy wrote:ok, many thanks..

cause it shall running on a production system i have to wait until a newer release of swig reaches debian stable or at least testing.. it's a pity.. currently 1.3.28 is the newest version there..

best regards,
Mummy ;-)

You know, you don't have to compile it on the same machine that it's going to run on. As far as I know, swig is only required during compile, and not runtime.

poy · Post by **poy** » 2006-09-14 21:36

Mummy wrote:cause it shall running on a production system

are you building a Developmestuction Environment?

DC++

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