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To: Johan Andersson <zrq501j@xxxxxxxxx>, freeciv-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: bugs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Freeciv-Dev] Re: Problem compiling FreeCiv (1.9.0) (PR#247)
From: Jeff Mallatt <jjm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 01 Feb 2000 08:33:00 -0500

Try doing a configure with --disable-nls.

At 2000/02/01 06:34 , Johan Andersson wrote:
>Hello!!
>
>I just want to tell that i can't compile Freeciv 1.9.0.
>The problem is in the server-code...
>When i compile all whit --disable-server it work fine, but else i get
>this errors by `make` (look at the end of the email).
>
>What is wrong?
>
>I can fix some of the gettext-errors by take away some '_'-signs on some
>lines
>ex (line 114 in cityhand.c) :
>>    sprintf(tempname, _("city %d"), i);
>modified and working it is like this:
>>    sprintf(tempname, ("city %d"), i);
>This fixes the error on line 113 that make prints out (look on the
>error-message that i attached)
>You can do like this on every place, but then there is just new errors
>all the time (and i am not so good on C so i cant fix it).
>
>I am running Slack 4.0 (libc5).
>The mashine is a dual pII (2x500) with 128mb ram etc... I dont think you
>need this info but i write it anyway.
>
>And, by the way: Can you put up a binary libc5-version of fciv 1.9.0??
>
>
>___________
>
>gcc  -g -O2 -Wall  -o civserver  autoattack.o cityhand.o citytools.o
>cityturn.o civserver.o console.o diplhand.o gamehand.o gamelog.o
>gotohand.o handchat.o mapgen.o maphand.o meta.o plrhand.o ruleset.o
>sernet.o settlers.o spacerace.o stdinhand.o unitfunc.o unithand.o
>unittools.o ../common/libcivcommon.a ../ai/libcivai.a
>../common/libcivcommon.a ../ai/libcivai.a
>cityhand.o: In function `city_name_suggestion':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server/cityhand.c:113: undefined
>reference to `gettext'
>cityhand.o: In function `handle_city_make_specialist':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server/cityhand.c:291: undefined
>reference to `gettext'
>cityhand.o: In function `really_handle_city_sell':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server/cityhand.c:357: undefined
>reference to `gettext'
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server/cityhand.c:366: undefined
>reference to `gettext'
>cityhand.o: In function `really_handle_city_buy':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server/cityhand.c:406: undefined
>reference to `gettext'
>cityhand.o:/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server/cityhand.c:413: more
>undefined references to `gettext' follow
>../common/libcivcommon.a(shared.o): In function `init_nls':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/shared.c:695: undefined reference
>to `bindtextdomain'
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/shared.c:696: undefined reference
>to `textdomain'
>../common/libcivcommon.a(shared.o): In function `dont_run_as_root':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/shared.c:716: undefined reference
>to `gettext'
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/shared.c:719: undefined reference
>to `gettext'
>../common/libcivcommon.a(unit.o): In function
>`get_units_with_flag_string':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/unit.c:662: undefined reference to
>`gettext'
>../common/libcivcommon.a(unit.o): In function `unit_description':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/unit.c:1022: undefined reference
>to `gettext'
>../common/libcivcommon.a(unit.o): In function `unit_activity_text':
>/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/unit.c:1041: undefined reference
>to `gettext'
>../common/libcivcommon.a(unit.o):/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/common/unit
.c:1074:
>more undefined references to `gettext' follow
>make[2]: *** [civserver] Error 1
>make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0/server'
>make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
>make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/j/download/freeciv-1.9.0'
>make: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2
> 
jjm


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