[Possible bug] Broken libffi symlink in current?
Hi everyone,
I was trying to compile something when the compiling suddenly stopped with this complaint: Code:
gcc: error: /usr/lib64/../lib64/libffi.so: No such file or directory I just want to confirm if this is the case now or it's just a quirk of my heavily customized box. If this is confirmed, then I plan to report the bug to Patrick. Thanks in advance! |
Pretty sure it's a quirk of your box. In slackware-13.37, libffi.so.4 was part of the gcc-java package, but later versions included libffi.so.6 as part of a standalone libffi package. If you upgraded your compiler, that would have been removed (but the symlink also should have been).
Since you say that you're running -current, the thing to do is install (or reinstall) the libffi package and it should take care of the problem. |
Thank you Patrick! In fact just manually editing the symlink got around the problem but I will reinstall libffi to be on the safe side of things. Stuff compiles OK upon simply editing the symlink to point out to the correct library. Marking thread as solved.
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