[Scons-dev] Using SHLIBVERSION fails on Solaris and probably all other unixes but Linux

[William Blevins]

Would you mind making a pull request via Bitbucket?
On Sep 19, 2014 1:03 PM, "Alexandre Feblot" <alexandre at feblot.fr> wrote:

> The change on SCons/Tool/__init__.py line 308 was a bad idea, it broke
> Solaris build.
> Attached is my final patch which seem to work properly.
>
> 2014-09-19 17:36 GMT+02:00 Alexandre Feblot <alexandre at feblot.fr>:
>
>> So, I fixed point 2 by adding the same kind of fixes ( or platform ==
>> 'sunos') on :
>>
>> * required for sure:
>>
>> SCons/Tool/__init__.py line 259
>>
>> SCons/Tool/__init__.py line 308
>>
>> * not required but seems related, I don't really know:
>>
>> SCons/Tool/install.py" line 152
>>
>> SCons/Tool/install.py" line 163
>>
>> 2014-09-19 15:30 GMT+02:00 Alexandre Feblot <alexandre at feblot.fr>:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> as the title says, it fails with the following error:" IndexError: list
>>> index out of range" in SCons/Tool/link.py.
>>>
>>> The reason is that versionned shared lib seem to be handled properly for
>>> unixes if PLATFORM=='posix', whereas on Solaris, it is detected as"sunos"
>>> rather than "posix".
>>>
>>>
>>> I tried to fix at SCons/Tool/link.py line 108: if platform == 'posix'
>>> or platform == 'sunos':, but
>>>
>>>    1. This is an ugly fix which does not take into account other unixes
>>>    which probably fail the same way. In fact, 'posix' is not at the same
>>>    meaning level as 'sunos'. Shouldn't PLATFORM be set to something like
>>>    'linux' on linux, and a posix flag to be set for all posix platforms?
>>>    2. This just fixes part of the issue. It now does create the lib
>>>    with its version number, but not the 2 symlinks (and I don't really kow
>>>    where to search for that. Any hint will be welcome).
>>>
>>>
>>> Note: I'd be happy to fill a bug, but should this still be done on
>>> Tigris, with ongoing migrations to new bug trackers (and I'm totally lost
>>> with the current status of these migrations)?
>>>
>>> Attached: the smallest example to reproduce the issue.
>>>
>>
>>
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