Also, the -v flag for the ld on my system is for verbose output, not
version which, I'm sure is why the ld test failed.

Regards,

Justin Webb

-----Original Message-----
From: Justin Webb
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 6:24 PM
To: 'curl-users_at_cool.haxx.se'
Subject: RE: configure:4982: error: no acceptable ld found in $PATH -
AIX V4.3.3

Hi Daniel, thanks for the quick response.

>I can't see any incompatible redeclarations in those files. There are
three
>different *strerror() functions, two in curl.h and one in multi.h.
>Can you?

Nope, but it's complaining about the return types of curl_easy_strerror,
curl_shared_strerror and curl_multi_strerror saying the first
declaration in the header file of "unsigned char *" is different to the
declaration in strerror.c of "const unsigned char *".

So I've taken a step back. Cleaned up everything and started from
scratch. The first thing that bothers me is that I suspect it should
pick up cc or xlc without it being specified in the environment using
the CC environment variable, or am I off base ?

If it should I'm guessing I need to look closer at my environment and
not configure options, despite cc being in the path and available from
the command.(Environment issues are quite possible since I inherited
this machine and don't have a clue what's been done to it.)

The short question then is should I expect configure to find cc if it is
in the path, but without defining CC= ?
 
Thanks in advance !

Regards,

Justin Webb
Received on 2004-05-04