[Hackrf-dev] Problem building libhackrf on Debian 6.0/amd64.

[Russell Hande]

I hit this problem before and never figured out the solution. Funny
thing was, I built it all for my Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit LiveDVD, but when
I tried to build it on Ubuntu 12.04 32-bit it would not compile, and
got this error. But I cloned the package list from to amd64 machine so
they had the same packages (for their respective arch). So I'd like to
know the cause of this too.

One time I tried to drill down into it, it ended up being something
about "stub.h", however searching the disk for this file and copying
it to the location it wanted just caused a bunch of other compile
errors.

On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 10:51 AM, dragorn <dragorn at kismetwireless.net> wrote:

> On Sun, Aug 04, 2013 at 02:35:55PM +0100, Andrew Back wrote:

>> > That's too bad, but this points to it being a problem on your system.

>> > To not be able to find headers in the standard /usr/include path is

>> > very strange. That's probably never explicitly mentioned in any of the

>> > CMakeLists files because it's just assumed that the compiler would

>> > look there.

>>

>> Yeah, I wondered if it was something specific to my particular system

>> but I also tried building on a second, freshly installed, Debian 6.0

>> host and got the same results. Try a more recent cmake from backports

>> too and didn't seem to make a difference.

>

> Two thoughts - 1, make sure you have build-essentials and such

> installed.

>

> 2, have you started installing a cross-compile toolchain?  Sometimes

> someone ends up with the xcompile chain earlier in the $PATH than the

> system compilers, and very very strange things happen from configure

> scripts - things which are, actually, very similar to this.  Try

>

> 'which gcc'

> and

> 'gcc --version'

>

> see if it's the arm gcc or something funky that you didn't expect,

> then check $PATH and see if your xcompile dir is earlier in the list.

>

> Might be a red herring but it's easy to check.

>

> -m

>

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