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Brew GCC compile on 10.11.4 #1068
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Sorry but you have not followed the requested steps on the Troubleshooting page Please follow (all of) these steps and post the information here so we can help you with your problem. Thanks! |
please don't do that as a troubleshooting step |
@JDeanThomas Did you get this resolved? I was not able to reproduce the issue. If I had to guess, your Xcode or command line tools are outdated. The output requested by mikemcquaid above would be helpful. Also, but not the cause: |
Sorry, was late at night. I had followed all of the procedures in the troubleshooting guide. I updated Homebrew (and just repeated all steps, which I was trying to avoid as now the R formula has been updated from 3.2.5 to 3.3.0 now and I need a specific compile of R for OpenMx), folder permissions for /usr/local are correct and CLT are up to date. Here is the output https://gist.github.com/anonymous/2dedbb6268442de2c32580766424ec82 Jason |
@JDeanThomas Please try installing Xcode.app from Mac App Store and see if it changes the outcome. |
@ilovezfs tried that right after reposting. Downloaded the .DMG for CLT 7.3.1 from Apple Developer and tried to recompile. Same error. My suspicion is that this is a bug in 7.3.1. |
@ilovezfs I removed CLT 7.3.1 $ sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools and reinstalled 7.3 using .DMG from Apple Developer. Same error. https://gist.github.com/f45d2b9658c244ae3021dd4ca4ad64fa Jason |
I don't think it's 7.3.1 causing this.
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@JDeanThomas From your build logs:
Can you try removing and then reinstalling
What do you mean by that? Did you really start off with an empty Homebrew installation? |
@UniqMartin Good. Catch. I have no idea how that got removed from /usr/local/lib unless it occurred during upgrade from 10.9 to 10.11, but that could have been problematic elsewhere to say the least. $ brew search libmpc That fixed the issue. Thanks for the help! |
Recently switched to 10.11.4 from 10.9.5
GCC installed fine from binary before (never compiled), installs fine after on 10.11.4, after clearing cache, but not from source.
Cleared Cache, turned off SIP, reinstalled everything, still throws an error.
(Installing the pours works fine. Same error after brew uninstall. compile with clang or built in GCC. Nothing works)
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