master-1.9, OSX and clang

[Jonathan Mason]

Hi all,

I've been harassing Tim about OpenSSL support since he's been working on it in master-1.9 anyway. So far it looks pretty good - Thanks Tim! - with a provision that I am using Ubuntu with gcc 4.7.2 my little OpenSSL Cipher encrypt/decrypt script runs as expected.

But our team at Versapay and most of the guys I saw when we visited Gemstone are using Macs. As you may or may not be aware Apple doesn't ship standard gcc anymore, as of I believe Xcode 4.2. I'm on OSX 10.7.5 with Xcode 4.6 and I've got llvm-gcc or clang, and I think clang is the default for 'CC'. 

So, my system seems to be defaulting to using clang to attempt to compile the OpenSSL extension which I think is hopeless. Theoretically but probably not practically, llvm-gcc should compile the same input as gcc 4.2, but I don't know how to make the MagLev loading attempt to compile with that instead of clang.

I observe the problem simply by checking out master-1.9, in this case I just completely blew away my GemStone install because it's dev and I don't care. Then I ran ./update.sh and tried to rake maglev:reload and it complains about being able to compile OpenSSL.

Tim added OPENSSL_DIR for me, because the OpenSSL I use is in /opt/local instead of the default OSX one, but in retrospect I think the default Mac OSX openssl should be fine, and I think this issue is because CC=clang and I have no idea how to change that.

Anyone else using a Mac around who knows more about MagLev's guts than me?

cheers,

Jon

jmason@jem-mbp: ~/development/maglev

$ rake1.9 maglev:start

Starting stone with netldi gs64ldi

GEMSTONE => /Users/jmason/development/maglev/gemstone

GEMSTONE_GLOBAL_DIR => /Users/jmason/development/maglev

=== Starting with netldiname gs64ldi

startstone[Info]: GemStone version '3.1.0.2'

startstone[Info]: Server 'maglev' is already running.

jmason@jem-mbp: ~/development/maglev

$ rake1.9 maglev:reload

=== Starting with netldiname gs64ldi

startstone[Info]: GemStone version '3.1.0.2'

startstone[Info]: Starting Stone repository monitor 'maglev'.

startstone[Info]: GEMSTONE is: '/Users/jmason/development/maglev/gemstone'.

startstone[Info]:

    GEMSTONE_SYS_CONF=/Users/jmason/development/maglev/etc/conf.d/maglev.conf

    GEMSTONE_EXE_CONF=/Users/jmason/development/maglev/maglev.conf

startstone[Info]: Log file is '/Users/jmason/development/maglev/log/maglev/maglev.log'.

startstone[Info]: GemStone server 'maglev' has been started, process 6547 .

Loading Kernel for maglev.  This may take a few seconds...

Compiling OpenSSL extension ...

        Compiling OpenSSL extension failed. Make sure you have OpenSSL headers installed.

        You can set the environment variable OPENSSL_DIR to point to the header directory.

a RubySystemExit occurred (error 2752)

topaz 1> exit

[Adrian Madrid]

You might want to get gcc anyway: 

http://kennethreitz.org/experiments/xcode-gcc-and-homebrew

Makes things easier.

Adrian Madrid
aema...@gmail.com

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[Jonathan Mason]

Appreciate the input, but I think I have "real" GCC 4.7.2 installed through macports as well. However, I don't know how to make MagLev want to use it over clang. Any thoughts on that part? Do you know if the OSX-GCC installer will set it up so GCC is my default compiler instead of clang?

[Tim Felgentreff]

I won't get to it today, but @krono and I will look into it tomorrow

-Tim

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From: Jonathan Mason
Sent: 27/02/2013 19:47
To: MagLev Discussion
Subject: Re: [maglev-discussion] master-1.9, OSX and clang

[Jonathan Mason]

Hello,

For anyone interested in following along who's not in #maglev-ruby IRC.

I replaced my /usr/bin/cc and /usr/bin/gcc symlinks with ones that point at the macports gcc 4.7.2 and maglev:reload successfully compiles OpenSSL! So I'm making progress. 

That is not an ideal solution obviously, I'd like to be able to tell MagLev to use proper gcc without munging system files, but it moves me on for the moment.

Now I get an issue trying to run my crypt2 script. So we're back to "anyone else using master-1.9 on OSX" ? I'll investigate this issue more myself as well, but if anyone else has any thoughts.

$ maglev-ruby crypt2.rb

Warning: loadCLibrary dlopen failed, name: /Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle

   dlerror: dlopen(/Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle, 265): Symbol not found: _rb_Integer

  Referenced from: /Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle

  Expected in: flat namespace

 in /Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle

ERROR 2702 , a RubyLoadError occurred (error 2702), dlopen(/Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle, 265): Symbol not found: _rb_Integer

  Referenced from: /Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle

  Expected in: flat namespace

 in /Users/jmason/development/maglev/lib/ruby/1.9/openssl/ext/openssl.bundle (LoadError)

topaz 1> exit

[Jonathan Mason]

Whoops, I missed half a thought in that last email. 

I was going to say, for anyone not following along on IRC, my crypt2.rb is here: https://gist.github.com/snarfmason/0eacf01123e29b9f1424
and thanks to Tim's work yesterday, it runs fine in my Ubuntu VM. Now I'm trying to get it going on OSX.

[Tim Felgentreff]

We've seen this error on OS X before, something is odd with the symbol names - they all have an underscore in front, but there shouldn't be one. On Linux the shared object doesn't have those underscores and it works. We'll work out what's wrong there.

-Tim

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From: Jonathan Mason
Sent: 27/02/2013 20:30