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[Rivet] Python, Rivet 1.20, CERN AFS, LXBATCHAndy Buckley andy.buckley at ed.ac.ukFri Mar 26 18:17:52 GMT 2010
On 26/03/10 17:55, Ben Waugh wrote: > On 26/03/10 16:34, Frank Siegert wrote: >> We stopped bundling them because it wasn't necessary anymore: Without all >> the HepMC complications, SWIG worked just fine even on SL4. Of course I >> wasn't aware of the gcc 4.4 non-compatibility of that SWIG version. If >> somebody provides/uses a gcc 4.4 SW environment, shouldn't this also >> include an updated SWIG that would then be used? So maybe that problem >> should rather be fixed in CERN TH's software setup. > > I had the same problem with gcc 4.3, which is the version favoured by > the LHC experiments, so I think this problem is likely to be more > widespread than just CERN TH. > > Attached for the benefit of doubters are the script I just ran to > reproduce the problem, and the output thereof. Ah, so it seems to be a problem with GCC 4 in general. Which is really strange since I've built Rivet several times on SLC5 GCC43 using the bootstrap script. Maybe it should be reported to LCG AA. I did notice this line: checking for g++... /afs/cern.ch/sw/lcg/contrib/gcc/4.3.2p1/x86_64-slc5-gcc34-opt/bin/g++ I don't quite understand these combinations: this looks like a copy of GCC4.3.2, built via GCC3.4... huh? I always use the gcc43 LCG tag version of the GCC43 setup script... not sure if that makes a difference, but I've not seen this error before on GCC4.3. Either way, we have techie things to sort out... Andy -- Dr Andy Buckley SUPA Advanced Research Fellow Particle Physics Experiment Group, University of Edinburgh
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