Error when building vim

[sji...@gmail.com]

I am a newbie about native client. I download Source with prebuilt
binaries and SDK: Linux from http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/wiki/Downloads.

Then I followed the instructions in the Getting Started guide.Then I
want to build vim in the folder tests/vim.

I used ./vim_tool.sh all. But I got a error below:

checking for linking with termcap -lstdc++ library... configure:
error: FAILED.

But I can find libtermcap in /usr/lib, so I don not know why the nacl-
ld can not find this lib?

Many thanks

[Brad Chen]

Sorry for the slow response.

Can you provide more information about your system?

What version of Linux are you working with?

What kind of hardware?

Brad

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[Bennet Yee (余仕斌)]

the version of termlib used should be one that's built by the
nacl-ized compilers, and the system version won't work -- the code
won't validate. i think you need to build the version in the
common/console/ directory. i think if you build w/ scons --mode nacl
you'll get a libtermcap.a in the scons-out/nacl-x86-32/lib directory.
at least that's the case for the current main branch; not sure if
everything is the same w/ the tarball.

-bsy

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[Bradley Nelson]

I plan to move this to the nicolas' packaging scripts shortly.

It isn't building on a regular basis, so something may have regressed.

I'll check into it later today.

-BradN

[sji...@gmail.com]

thanks for help.
It is ok according your suggestion

On 11月29日, 上午9时02分, Bennet Yee (余仕斌) <b...@google.com> wrote:
> the version of termlib used should be one that's built by the
> nacl-ized compilers, and the system version won't work -- the code
> won't validate.  i think you need to build the version in the
> common/console/ directory.  i think if you build w/ scons --mode nacl
> you'll get a libtermcap.a in the scons-out/nacl-x86-32/lib directory.
> at least that's the case for the current main branch; not sure if
> everything is the same w/ the tarball.
>
> -bsy
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 6:53 PM, sjia...@gmail.com <sjia...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I am a newbie about native client. I download Source with prebuilt

> > binaries and SDK: Linux fromhttp://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/wiki/Downloads.

>
> > Then I followed the instructions in the Getting Started guide.Then I
> > want to build vim in the folder tests/vim.
>
> > I used ./vim_tool.sh all. But I got a error below:
>
> > checking for linking with termcap -lstdc++ library... configure:
> > error: FAILED.
>
> > But I can find libtermcap in /usr/lib, so I don not know why the nacl-
> > ld can not find this lib?
>
> > Many thanks
>
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[Ian Lewis]

Just yesterday I ran into what might be a similar problem. Cliff helped me out. The fix was to explicitly install the 32-bit version of libtermcap, since it wasn't included by default on my 64-bit Linux distro.

Ian

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