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Xcode & oggvorbis libs

by Mathieu · in Torque Game Engine · 11/01/2003 (9:39 am) · 10 replies

I'm trying to compile the HEAD on XCode and Panther.
XCode convert the .pbproj from Project Builder just fine but I'm having 2 errors during the compilation :

ld: table of contents for archive: ../lib/vorbis/macosx/libogg.a is out of date; rerun ranlib(1) (can't load from it)
ld: table of contents for archive: ../lib/vorbis/macosx/libvorbis.a is out of date; rerun ranlib(1) (can't load from it)

Any idea ?
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Torque Owner Michael Gesner
#1
11/01/2003 (11:30 am)
The error pretty much tells you what you need to know. The table of contents for the library don't match the contents. Usually a result of moving the library.

Go to your command prompt.

type:

ranlib libogg.a
ranlib libvorbis.a

(from the directory they are in)

You might have to do this with sudo, but its worked just fine for me without.

This will update the TOC of the libraries.

Torque Owner Mathieu
#2
11/02/2003 (4:15 am)
It works, thanks !

Torque Owner Mathieu
#3
11/15/2003 (11:49 am)
I'm having another problem since I updated Xcode to version 1.01...
ld: Undefined symbols:
_vorbis_info_blocksize
Anyone is having this problem too ?

Torque Owner Mark Frohnmayer
#4
11/17/2003 (10:47 am)
Strange... I just compiled under Xcode 1.01 and I don't get any errors.

- Mark

Torque Owner NA
#5
11/19/2003 (10:56 am)
Well the actual reason why you would do all of this is because inside the vorbis and ogg libraries is instructional code that tells the computer where to find the header files and such. If you happen to put the libs in the same directory as when they were created, then they work as if they were meant to be there. Otherwise, recreating the index tells the computer its location. Alternatively, you could just download a precompiled version of the libs from the vorbis website (I think its www.vorbis.com).

Torque Owner Mathieu
#6
11/23/2003 (5:37 am)
After re-installing XCode 1.0 I still have the problem (_vorbis_info_blocksize)...

Does anyone had installed the OpenAL Runtime Librairie from the following page ?
www.garagegames.com/docs/torque/gstarted/openal.html

I dont know if it's related but I don't have sound in any Torque game even after having installed it.

Torque Owner Mathieu
#7
11/23/2003 (6:00 am)
Yata !
Ok, so it was hidden files (libraires & includes) from old vorbis lib (macosx.forked.net) who made this mess. After a new ranlib it compile fine. (but I still don't have sound with the Torque Demo for exemple)

Associate Ben Garney
#8
01/20/2004 (3:30 pm)
I checked in updated ogg and vorbis libs. They may or may not fix this problem for you. Regardless, Torque complains I don't have OpenAL installed when I run it. :)

Torque Owner Seth Willits
#9
01/29/2004 (8:15 pm)
I ran ranlib, but now I'm getting like tons 'o duplicate warnings. What's up with that?

Associate Ben Garney
#10
02/09/2004 (12:06 am)
Does it compile and run? I don't really know what's causing the dup's.