My problem is that during my attempts to fix compiler errors, I now have a pretty good deviation from the stock centos package list with regard to gcc,g++,binutils, etc.
Things like missing libopcodes, tr1/unordered_map not found, etc.
Just tell me the name of the build log file you want to see.
Also, new users have some sort of limitation on replies, so I cannot put my yum package list.
Also, there is a 32000 character limit, so how should I overcome that little issue?
I’m using fpaste CLI tool (it should be available in package of the same name), you can just redirect anything to it like this fpaste < /etc/fstab. Or just put your code in one of the pastebins directly (like http://gist.github.com or http://paste.fedoraproject.org/)
First off, we are missing answers to questions in the original post.
What branch of GIT specifically relates to the 3.0.1 x86_64.rpm build?
(That way, I know that I am using a stable source code and we are comparing apples to apples)
I will dump the make output and put it into fedora paste.
Also, maybe the current couchbase build master for fedora can put out a WIKI declaring the new updated list of required packages, versions and dependencies.
For the make dump, I directed output to a local file stdout. But I needed to direct stderr to that file as well. So the compiler erros were pasted to the end of the dump file and then I copied it into fedora paste.
You can see the compiler percent progress in the first half of the file, and all of the compiler warnings and errors in the second half of the file.
technically 3.0.2 is just candidate, it was not released yet. And yes, I think that download page and release notes are good sources to figure out which versions considered stable and released