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Syncing Fork #441

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fysnet opened this issue Jan 4, 2025 · 6 comments
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Syncing Fork #441

fysnet opened this issue Jan 4, 2025 · 6 comments

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fysnet commented Jan 4, 2025

Recently (a month or so ago) when I sync my fork, the C/C++ CI / build (push) build process errors out with the following:

configure: error: Plugin support requires libltdl installed on your system

The Build Windows binary / build (push) build seems to be fine, but the other does not.

Is there a change that I missed? I can't imagine that I need to install libltdl locally to get this to work.

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Vort commented Jan 4, 2025

Do you see these messages?
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Main repository will have the same errors soon I guess.

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vruppert commented Jan 4, 2025

See the operating system in "Set up job". For our jobs the previous Ubuntu version is still used and @fysnet is already upgraded to the latest version. I guess we'll have to update our workflow file soon. Bochs had a very old version of libltdl in the code for the case it's not installed on the host OS. I have removed it after release 2.8.

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fysnet commented Jan 5, 2025

I am perfectly fine with whatever and whenever your solution is presented. I was just curious to if I missed something.

I will close this issue and watch for a future solution.

The URL Vort mentioned states that this should happen starting today (5th) and will be completed by the 17th, so you may see this same issue soon.

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Vort commented Jan 13, 2025

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After several attempts to fix the workflow by installing libltdl7, I decided to set the OS to previous version. The command "sudo apt install libltdl7" always returns the available version and then "set to installed manually", but I don't know how to do that.

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Vort commented Jan 13, 2025

With #455, build tests can be made in separate branch (or in separate fork).

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