Hi all,
I'm trying to compile the latest cvs devel_0_37 and keep getting the following error:
g_io.o(.text+0x78b): In function vinlet_perfsimd': : undefined reference tocopyvec'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [../bin/pd] Error 1
The output of ./configure --prefix=$HOME/pd --enable-alsa --enable-jack --enable-fftw --enable-threadedsf follows. Looks a-ok to me. I tried compiling without --enable-fftw and --enable-threadedsf and I still got the same problem. Let me know if there's any more information I can give you to help sort this out.
Thanks, Ian
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The output of ./configure --prefix=$HOME/pd --enable-alsa --enable-jack --enable-fftw --enable-threadedsf follows. Looks a-ok to me. I tried compiling without --enable-fftw and --enable-threadedsf and I still got the same problem. Let me know if there's any more information I can give you to help sort this out.
oops ... i forgot to remove a comment in m_pd.h ... should be fixed ...
cheers ... tim
Tim Blechmann wrote:
The output of ./configure --prefix=$HOME/pd --enable-alsa --enable-jack --enable-fftw --enable-threadedsf follows. Looks a-ok to me. I tried compiling without --enable-fftw and --enable-threadedsf and I still got the same problem. Let me know if there's any more information I can give you to help sort this out.
oops ... i forgot to remove a comment in m_pd.h ... should be fixed ...
cheers ... tim
That doesn't seem to have fixed it... :( I even removed the pd module and downloaded it from scratch in case it was a problem with cvs not updating correctly. I'm running kernel 2.6.8, with gcc 3.3.4.
-Ian
That doesn't seem to have fixed it... :( I even removed the pd module and downloaded it from scratch in case it was a problem with cvs not updating correctly. I'm running kernel 2.6.8, with gcc 3.3.4.
could you try to compile with --enable-optimize=(insert your processor) and --enable-simd ... also ... make sure that you check out the m_simd.c file ...
cheers ... tim
Tim Blechmann wrote:
That doesn't seem to have fixed it... :( I even removed the pd module and downloaded it from scratch in case it was a problem with cvs not updating correctly. I'm running kernel 2.6.8, with gcc 3.3.4.
could you try to compile with --enable-optimize=(insert your processor)
I have a k7, the only ones listed are p4, p3, g4, g5. Trying it with --enable-optimize=k7 yields an error of course:
m_simd_sse_gcc.c
m_simd_sse_gcc.c:690: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype
m_simd_sse_gcc.c: In function setvec_simd': m_simd_sse_gcc.c:40: error: impossible constraint inasm'
make: *** [m_simd_sse_gcc.o] Error 1
and --enable-simd ... also ... make sure that you check out the m_simd.c file ...
I added --enable-simd and I still got the error. I made sure I have m_simd.c, I looked in it to see if there were any configurations and saw none. I'm still getting this error after issuing a make:
g_io.o(.text+0x78b): In function vinlet_perfsimd': : undefined reference tocopyvec'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [../bin/pd] Error 1
After I updated there wasn't a ./configure script as usual. I ran autoconf without any args and that created a configure script. Perhaps there was an error there?
Thanks for your help -Ian
cheers ... tim
I have a k7, the only ones listed are p4, p3, g4, g5. Trying it with --enable-optimize=k7 yields an error of course:
k7 isn't implemented in the configure script ...
m_simd_sse_gcc.c m_simd_sse_gcc.c:690: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype m_simd_sse_gcc.c: In function
setvec_simd': m_simd_sse_gcc.c:40: error: impossible constraint inasm' make: *** [m_simd_sse_gcc.o] Error 1
i'm not sure if the k7 supports sse ... if so, you'd have to add -march=athlon or something like that to the CFLAGS, otherwise the gcc assembler doesn't know of the existence of the xmm registers ... but if you run the configure script without any --enable-simd and --enable-optimize, i doubt there are any problems ...
After I updated there wasn't a ./configure script as usual. I ran autoconf without any args and that created a configure script. Perhaps
that's intended ...
cheers ... t
On Oct 18, 2004, at 3:04 PM, Tim Blechmann wrote:
i'm not sure if the k7 supports sse ...
Not all of the Athlons have SSE. The early ones do not, while the XP have some limited support for SSE (but not SSE2) as part of 3DNow! (the exclamation mark is the best part of that feature). If you use SSE2 then only the 64 bit AMD chips will run that, and from some of the tests I've seen they don't do a great job.
cgc
Tim Blechmann wrote:
I have a k7, the only ones listed are p4, p3, g4, g5. Trying it with --enable-optimize=k7 yields an error of course:
k7 isn't implemented in the configure script ...
m_simd_sse_gcc.c m_simd_sse_gcc.c:690: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype m_simd_sse_gcc.c: In function
setvec_simd': m_simd_sse_gcc.c:40: error: impossible constraint inasm' make: *** [m_simd_sse_gcc.o] Error 1i'm not sure if the k7 supports sse ... if so, you'd have to add -march=athlon or something like that to the CFLAGS, otherwise the gcc assembler doesn't know of the existence of the xmm registers ... but if you run the configure script without any --enable-simd and --enable-optimize, i doubt there are any problems ...
Right, but that's where I started.
./configure --prefix=$HOME --enable-alsa --enable-jack --enable-threadedsf --enable-fftw
make
Still yields the same error. I even just ran yet another cvs update, but still the same problem.
Thanks for your help thus far. -Ian
After I updated there wasn't a ./configure script as usual. I ran autoconf without any args and that created a configure script. Perhaps
that's intended ...
AAAH! Change! I can't deal with change! :)
cheers ... t
On Mon, Oct 18, 2004 at 07:11:56PM -0700, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
Tim Blechmann wrote:
I have a k7, the only ones listed are p4, p3, g4, g5. Trying it with --enable-optimize=k7 yields an error of course:
k7 isn't implemented in the configure script ...
m_simd_sse_gcc.c m_simd_sse_gcc.c:690: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype m_simd_sse_gcc.c: In function
setvec_simd': m_simd_sse_gcc.c:40: error: impossible constraint inasm' make: *** [m_simd_sse_gcc.o] Error 1i'm not sure if the k7 supports sse ... if so, you'd have to add -march=athlon or something like that to the CFLAGS, otherwise the gcc assembler doesn't know of the existence of the xmm registers ... but if you run the configure script without any --enable-simd and --enable-optimize, i doubt there are any problems ...
Right, but that's where I started.
./configure --prefix=$HOME --enable-alsa --enable-jack --enable-threadedsf --enable-fftw
make
Still yields the same error. I even just ran yet another cvs update, but still the same problem.
in order to get CVS compiling, i had to uncomment stuff in m_pd.h and also add some || (__x86_64__) stuff to m_simd.h and maybe m_simd_gcc.c... or so i thought, the Assembler started whining about stuff, even though a cat /proc/cpuinfo clearly mentioned sse2 and all the other stuff, i guess some of it isnt 64bit clean.. anyways what im getting at is if you have an athlon-XP, you have sse support, but a plain athlon doesnt. so perhaps a peek into the GCC docs to figure out if you can do (__k7__) or whatever (at the very least add a -march=athlon-xp)..and if so add your arch to the idfef the 2 files above and everything should get defined properly and compile..
Thanks for your help thus far. -Ian
After I updated there wasn't a ./configure script as usual. I ran autoconf without any args and that created a configure script. Perhaps
that's intended ...
AAAH! Change! I can't deal with change! :)
cheers ... t
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