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Re: libtasn1 compile issue in ANS1.c
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Simon Josefsson |
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Re: libtasn1 compile issue in ANS1.c |
Date: |
Thu, 28 May 2009 10:42:41 +0200 |
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Didier Godefroy <address@hidden> writes:
> on 5/27/09 7:41 AM, Simon Josefsson at address@hidden uttered the
> following:
>
>>> Ok, I applied the patch and reverted ASN1.c to original, but configure
>>> doesn't cause the generation of a new ASN1.c it appears (making my patch on
>>> it useless).
>>> How do we get the new ASN1.c regenerated?
>>
>> Make sure ASN1.y has a newer timestamp than ASN1.c, and it should be
>> re-built automatically. E.g., try 'touch lib/ASN1.y'. You could also
>> remove the built file, 'rm lib/ASN1.c', then it will be re-built for
>> sure. Thanks for testing!
>
> Ok, thanks, I tried that and along the way I got this message:
>
> lib/ASN1.y:81.8-15: warning: symbol OPTIONAL redeclared
That is harmless.
> But I also found out I had a serious problem with bison, it hangs and grabs
> almost a full cpu, so I'm looking into this issue and I'll see what happens
> when/if I can fix bison..
Try bison 2.4.1.
/Simon