[help-3dldf] Re: 3dldf Install trouble (kubuntu)]

[Alexander J. Benavides]

Good Day ...

Thanks Mr Finston for answering that fast... :D

Well... I still can't get rid of this two lines...
scanprse.web: In function 'void* Scan_Parse::parse_func(void*)':
scanprse.web:451: error: 'yyparse' was not declared in this scope

I did 'make parser.o' and goes fine...
after that i try unsuccesfully 'make install'

I guess we're really missing a header or declaration... :S
because I cant trace the headers to int yyparse (..)  :S
but Im not sure .....       :S

I did try with a 3.4 compiler from scratch too...
and builds each everything... but doesn't link the 3dldf...

I dont understand why I have to compile with 3.3
Its the libstdc++6??? or any flag to ignore some linking ???
(by the way... the compatibility_version doesn't work)

I attach both logs...

I hope you can tell me what im doing wrong...

Again thanks for your time and help...

X&r

On 3/27/07, Laurence Finston <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > I get this two lines :)
> > (easy to fix)
> > points.web:7251: error: extra qualification 'Compare_Angles::' on
> > member 'operator()'
> > points.web:7313: error: extra qualification 'Compare_Points::' on
> > member 'operator()'
>
> Thanks for pointing this out.  I've fixed it in my sources, uploaded a new
> version of `points.web' to Savannah, and a new snapshot to Savannan and the
> other server where I put snapshots.
>
> > but then I get this other two :'(
> > (I can't trace the declaration; I don't understand CWeb)
> > scanprse.web: In function 'void* Scan_Parse::parse_func(void*)':
> > scanprse.web:451: error: 'yyparse' was not declared in this scope
>
> `yyparse' is generated by GNU Bison from the file `parser.w' and the other
> files with the extension `.w', which are included in `parser.w'.  This error
> probably means that Bison failed for some reason.   The first thing to do
> would be to try calling `make parser.o'.  If this doesn't work, delete all
> of the files with the name `parser' _except_ for `parser.w'.  Then call
> `make parser.o' again.  If this doesn't work, I suggest calling `make clean'
> and trying to build from scratch again.  If it still doesn't work, please
> send me the complete terminal output from `make install' or whatever command
> you're using.  `make ldf' does less than `make install' and is sufficient
> for building the executable.
>
> Someone had a similar problem installing on a Debian GNU/Linux system.  I
> don't know whether he (or she) eventually succeeded.  You might want to have
> a look at the thread:
>
> [help-3dldf] Re: The compilling of 3DLDF failed on Debian Sid.
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-3dldf/2007-03/threads.html
>
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