1. Compiling .e source code on Linux box Woes
- Posted by phix032147 in March
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Just finished a nice little console-based prog. Great refresher of the Euphoria syntax and works like a charm. Now I want to compile it to a Linux executable. So ..
I've edited eu.cfg to reflect the correct directories
euc -lib-pic euso.a -arch ix86_64 -gcc -o <filename> <filename.e>
But it chokes with an error msg that it can't find `include/euphoria.h' the -com entry in eu.cfg points to the correct "include" directory
I had to add: `-cflags -fPIE' to eu.cfg because without it compiling chokes with a bunch of linker errors telling me to re-compile usimg -fPIE.
Anybody here familiar with compiling Euphoria on *nix?
2. Re: Compiling .e source code on Linux box Woes
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) in March
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This comes up a lot. Basically you need a newer build of eu.a on newer systems due to changes in GCC defaulting to PIE and libc removing some math functions.
- Problem with euc on Ubuntu Jammy under WSLg
- Error using euc
- Compiling edx in openeuphoria container
- Recompile with -fPIE
- Compile problem
- BROKE AGAIN euc on UBUNTU 20.04 LTS
- Compile broken after upgrading to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Best solution is to wait until we can get 4.2 out the door if you can. Otherwise you'll need to build eu.a from source. This response is probably the simplest approach: https://openeuphoria.org/forum/m/136073.wc
-Greg
3. Re: Compiling .e source code on Linux box Woes
- Posted by phix032147 in March
- 204 views
Best solution is to wait until we can get 4.2 out the door if you can. Otherwise you'll need to build eu.a from source. This response is probably the simplest approach: https://openeuphoria.org/forum/m/136073.wc
Thanks for the reply and the link Greg! Sounds like a plan!
4. Re: Compiling .e source code on Linux box Woes
- Posted by phix032147 in March
- 198 views
built and installed the new library from git. No Joy! Linking error => collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status Not else else was returned in the error message. Any ideas?
