ld: library not found for -lcrt1.10.6.o about remail-iphone HOT 12 CLOSED

I've seen this issue as well on a Mac that I upgraded from Leopard to Snow 
Leopard. 

Here's how I fixed it:

$ cd /usr/libexec/gcc/
$ sudo ln -s i686-apple-darwin10 i686-apple-darwin9

I know this is bad but I don't know enough about how gcc works to figure out 
what 
the right thing is :-) And it worked again. 

Can you test if this fixes the issue? If it doesn't you should probably delete 
the 
symlink you created.

Thanks for your help!

After make the link I have the issue no. 4

Tnx for your Help!

Issue 4 has been merged into this issue.

soeste: Is this issue solved for you? Can you provide more info about what's 
still
going wrong? A compiler error log would be super helpful

Thanks, Gabor

Had the same problem.  Had to perform a hacky workaround; but I actually have
something running in the simulator now.

1. cd
/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator3.0.
sdk/usr/lib

(This is where crt1.10.5.o lives)

ln -s crt1.10.5.o crt1.10.6

2. Edit build-all-deps.sh so that it builds only 1 target.  E.g. the relevant 
lines
in mine look like this:

#PLATFORMS="iPhoneSimulator"
PLATFORMS="iPhoneSimulator iPhoneOS"
#CONFIGS="Release"
CONFIGS="Debug Release"

(This will build iPhoneSimulator Release)

3. Run build-all-deps.sh `pwd`/binaries

It fell over with some permission denied thing, but not before it built the 
files I
needed!

4. Manually copy the files over.

cp -R binaries/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform
../../mailcore/libetpan/binaries/Developer/Platforms

5. Build in XCode, and success, hopefully.


It's not pretty but it works.  Will try and do a proper fix later, if no one's 
beaten
me to it.

Nathanael

Oh PS, you should be building for Simulator 3.0 | Release.

I am also getting that problem. Waiting for a proper fix.

Gabor: Could you probably post a full directory listing of *your* /mailcore/ 
folder?

I have a similar issue with "ld: library not found for -lsasl2" and probably 
could figure out what's wrong, if I 
could see what's good :-)

thx/pi

@piprog - Full listing is attached.

I generated this using the following commandline (the grep is to exclude 
mercurial
files):
$ find . | grep -v .hg > mailcore_listing.txt

Gabor

@Gabor: joy finally! I started from scratch and the current checkout worked 
perfectly!

thx/pi

ld: library not found for -lcrypto
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Command /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/usr/bin/gcc-4.2
failed with exit code 1

not been able to compile for any platform using multiple grabs and sh files?

i'm on snow leopard.

any ideas?

cheers

Nik

@nik.burns: Your issue is totally independent of this one. The lcrt error 
referenced 
here is a build problem in pull_dependencies, a missing lcrypto is when 
building the 
actual iPhone App. 

Can you make a new bug for your issue?

Before you do that, can you make sure you're on the newest build? I just 
checked in 
something that might fix the problem you're seeing,

Finally, if you do open a new bug, can you include which configuration you're 
trying 
to build (e.g. Debug | iPhone Simulator 3.1.3)?

Thanks, Gabor