plans for macosx build?
Karl Yerkes
Attie
Attie
Karl Yerkes
Attie Grande
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Karl Yerkes
Attie Grande
Jan Rüth
#ifdef __MACH__
struct timespec to;
current_utc_time(&to);
while (sem_trywait(&con->callbackSem) != 0) {
if (sem_trywait(&con->callbackSem) == EINVAL) {
ret = XBEE_ESEMAPHORE; // semaphone is invalid
}
sleep(1);
current_utc_time(&to);
if (to.tv_sec > timeout->tv_sec && to.tv_nsec > timeout->tv_nsec) { // timeout break local while
ret = XBEE_ETIMEOUT;
break;
}
}
#else
if (xsys_sem_timedwait(&frame->sem, timeout)) {
if (errno == ETIMEDOUT) {
ret = XBEE_ETIMEOUT;
} else {
ret = XBEE_ESEMAPHORE;
}
}
#endif
Then, actually the code should compile however, as noted before the -fvisibility=hidden somehow makes os x lose symbols during linking.
I added a os.darwin.mk file (a copy from os.unix.mk) where I commented that line out.
I also changed there build and install rules to use a *.darwin.mk which are again copies from the *.unix.mk just with all occuranes of .so replaced by .dylib
In the build.darwin.mk (cat make/build.unix.mk | sed -e 's/\.so/\.dylib/g' > make/build.darwin.mk) I commented out the OBJCOPY lines as OS X does not have OBJCOPY (one can possibly simulate that behavior with dsymutil, strip, nm), furthermore I changed the -soname to -install_name.
To make it use this I also added to make/os_detect.mk:
ifeq ($(shell uname),Linux)
include make/os.linux.mk
# detect freebsd
else ifeq ($(shell uname),FreeBSD)
include make/os.freebsd.mk
# detect windows
else ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
include make/os.windows.mk
# detect os x (darwin)
else ifeq ($(shell uname),Darwin)
include make/os.darwin.mk
This then builds successfully the C part, however the C++ makes problems, it seems to be unable to automatically find all required dependencies which have already been compiled, this might be due to the missing -fvisibility=hidden, I don't know, I was able to get it compile by manually giving all dependent objects to ld:
$(DESTDIR)/$(LIBNAME)p.o: .$(DESTDIR).dir $(BUILDDIR)/__corep.o $(BUILDDIR)/conn.o $(BUILDDIR)/ll.o $(BUILDDIR)/log.o $(BUILDDIR)/thread.o $(BUILDDIR)/ostime.o $(BUILDDIR)/frame.o $(BUILDDIR)/mode.o $(BUILDDIR)/mutex.o $(BUILDDIR)/pkt.o $(BUILDDIR)/tx.o $(BUILDDIR)/rx.o $(BUILDDIR)/xbee.o $(BUILDDIR)/error.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode_debug.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode_net.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode_xbee1.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode_xbee2.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode_xbee5.o $(BUILDDIR)/__mode_xbeeZB.o $(BUILDDIR)/ver.o $(BUILDDIR)/net_io.o $(BUILDDIR)/net_handlers.o $(BUILDDIR)/net_callbacks.o $(BUILDDIR)/net.o $(BUILDDIR)/xsys.o
$(LD) -r -o $@ $(filter %.o,$^)
This then compiles :) (*note the ostime.o is generated by the own implementation of the time function)
This is far from beautiful, but it works.
Attie Grande
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Jan Rüth
#ifdef __MACH__
#define MSG_NOSIGNAL SO_NOSIGPIPE
#endif
to net_io.c as MSG_NOSIGNAL is not available on os x, however SO_NOSIGPIPE has similar behavior on os x.
Attached you find a patch which adds what I just described, however I haven't tested anything, I started looking at the project some hours ago.
I create the patch against the following commit: git diff ef897911c54c0d1dfb9454bdffbf10d1bc7fcf70 > os_x.patch
However, as I haven't tested anything (I don't have the xbee1 I have with me right now) I would mark the os x compatability still as broken, mostly because of the workaround to semaphore wait timeout which isn't available on os x...
Have a nice day
Jan
Attie Grande
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