Does anyone can compiler gdb with Python/Guile support on OSX?

[Albert Huang]

Hi, Andrei,

Thanks for the hint. The OSX version is Yosemite, and I installed Python
by MacPorts with Python 2.7 and Python 3.4. After seeing your post, I
realized potential problem might be the python used with gdb. On my
machine, built-in python and MacPorts python exist at the same time. I
tried to compile gdb with the built-in version of Python, and it works!

This is how I did it, first I modified the file
rtems-source-builder/source-builder/config/gdb-7-1.cfg
change the line:
    %{!?without_python:--with-python} \
to:
    %{!?without_python:--with-python=/usr/bin/python} \

$ cd rtems
$ ../source-builder/sb-set-builder --log=build-log.txt 4.11/rtems-arm

It works with both rtems-source-builer v0.3.0 and v0.5.0. Thank you very
much for the hint again! 

Albert

"Mr. Andrei Chichak" <groups at chichak.ca> writes:

> Which version of OSX are you using (probably doesn’t matter) and when
> did you update python? (don’t bother answering this yet)
>
> My installation (using Yosemite) was broken at exactly the same point.
> It ended up being a bad installation of python. 
>
> I worked with Chris on this and here are the final notes:
>
>     I’m not sure how my Python install got so messed up. My laptop is
>     going
>     on 7 years old now and has been through a lot of msys and
>     Microchip PIC
>     development crap.
>     
>     /usr/bin/python is missing, so the original Apple install was
>     superseded
>     somewhere along the way, which is strange since I don’t even
>     experiment
>     with python.
>     
>     I found a website that explains how to stitch in the python.org
>     <http://python.org> installs so that it looks like Apple’s way of
>     doing
>     things. <later> Well, that didn’t work.
>     
>     Next, reinstall the operating system.
>     
>     <later> Yes, that worked. Reinstalling Yosemite rolled Python back
>     to
>     2.7.6 and the script completed.
>     
>
> The script is expecting python to be in the position that Apple put
> it. If you grab a different version of python, the script is broken.
>
> Andrei
>
>
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