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I'm trying to compile ACE lib but I have errors compiling.

My Linux system is Slackware 14.2 64 bit

The lib is ACE version 6.1.4 (the version that I need to compile)

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Before to post this I have followed all the steps for to build ACE from ACE web.

How to compile this lib?

This is the error:

I have found this but I can't get doing working for me:

Edit:

I have tried to compile ACE 6.5.0 too, but I get this error:

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3 Answers

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Finally i have compiled ACE 6.5.0 for Slackware 14.2 64 bit.It needed add some parameters in 'ACE_wrappers/include/makeinclude/platform_macros.GNU' :

I had the same problem with ACE but didn't have the option to upgrade it. I managed to solve the conflicting declaration problem by adding following in ace/config.h and recompiling ACE.

You may ask why does this work? Well, if you get this error, it means that glibc has declared cpu_set_t but it didn't define __cpu_set_t_defined, which ACE had expected. Therefore, ACE tried to declare cpu_set_t as well, and the error occurs. So, by defining __cpu_set_t_defined, you tell ACE not to declare __cpu_set_t_defined again.

But please keep in mind that this is just a workaround and should be used only if you don't have the option to update ACE.

Hope this helps!

This version of ACE is ancient, upgrading to ACE 6.5.0 fixes this.

Johnny WillemsenJohnny Willemsen

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