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<gin>
Hi, when trying to run pypy (any version) on CoreOS (1409.6.0) I get the following library compatibility issue: libssl.so.1.0.0: no version information available (required by /opt/bin/pypy/bin/libpypy-c.so)
<LarstiQ>
gin: are you sure you've tried the portable version?
<gin>
Is there a way to know against which openssl version pypy was built?
<LarstiQ>
gin: the regular binaries specifically warn they are only expected to work on Ubuntu
<LarstiQ>
gin: http://pypy.org/download.html " This means that Linux binaries are only usable on the distributions written next to them unless you're ready to hack your system by adding symlinks to the libraries it tries to open. There are better solutions:"
<LarstiQ>
gin: scroll to there, then use the portable binaries
<gin>
LarstiQ, thanks for helping the blind to see again :)
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<gin>
Works flawlessly now! Muchas gracias!
<LarstiQ>
gin: glad to be of help :)
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<kenaan>
antocuni extradoc d21eac1e437a /talk/ep2017/the-joy-of-pypy-jit/talk.rst: add a link
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<danieljabailey>
I'm using the rffi lib to call a C function, but I can't get the translator to link in the right object file without specifying an absolute path.
<danieljabailey>
Is there any documentation for how rpython looks for object files?
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<danieljabailey>
This doesn't work... ExternalCompilationInfo(link_files=["otherlib.o"]) But then this does... ExternalCompilationInfo(link_files=["/home/foo/bar/full/path/otherlib.o"])
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<LarstiQ>
danieljabailey: linking to an .o file sounds a bit dubious?
<danieljabailey>
dubious?
<danieljabailey>
Is this not an intended feature?
<LarstiQ>
yes, it's not a dynamic library
<danieljabailey>
Exactly, I want to link it statically
<LarstiQ>
mind you, I don't really know ExternalCompilationInfo, just going on general unix practices
<LarstiQ>
danieljabailey: I expect it doesn't look for object files, it looks for libraries
<LarstiQ>
but would read the source code to be sure
<danieljabailey>
LarstiQ: There is a libraries option that looks for libraries (for -l options) and then there is this option I am using which lets you specify object files
<LarstiQ>
danieljabailey: aha
<danieljabailey>
I suppose I just need to make sure the linker can find it from the relative path
<danieljabailey>
Probably some environment things I can set up before translating
<danieljabailey>
I was hoping perhaps rpython would do some magic for me. :-)
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<danieljabailey>
Fixed it by building the absolute path relative to the __file__ variable
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