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2004.03.19 02:54 "64-bit libtiff build - fixes enclosed", by James Noyes
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 00:40:41 +0300
Andrey Kiselev <dron@ak4719.spb.edu> wrote:
> James,
>
> Ok. It will be nice to see fixes from you to incorporate them into
> libtiff source tree.
Turns out to be a piece of cake, actually. It seems each compiler has its
own way of letting you know it's building 64-bit code. In the case of
Sun's Forte, it defines '_LP64'. I started with a freshly undone
tiff-v3.6.1.tar.gz, changed line 82 of tiff.h to read:
#if defined(_LP64) || defined(__alpha) || (defined(_MIPS_SZLONG) &&
_MIPS_SZLONG == 64) || defined(__LP64__) || defined(__arch64__)
Put my 64-bit "site.config" (see attached) in place, and got a clean,
WORKING build. I did have to re-build gtk/gdk_pixbuf to get the tiff
loaders to work correctly, but they're working 100% now, too.
Side note - it seems that for every 64-bit platform and for every compiler
on those platforms, there's a different, vendor-specific set of defines that
happen when using the compiler in 64-bit mode. Since the 64/32 bit issue
in this case (libtiff) comes down to a single type - uint32 - would it be
possible, rather than using the messy sequence of if defined()'s above, that
a known 32-bit on all platform type be used to typedef uint32? This has to
be possible, somehow, right?
I've been building code like a madman, both 32 and 64 bit for every package,
for the past couple of weeks getting my package arsenal up to date, and so
far at least 80% of them haven't required any code changes to build cleanly,
only configure options.
Just looking for a possibly more elegant solution than my stuck-on fix
above.
> > tiff2pdf is generating a Bus Error,
>
> I know... that problem was reported already. The fellow, who wrote that
> utility works on PowerPC and Intel boxes, so unaligned access is
> possible here. It will be cool and very helpful if you can get the gdb
> backtrace for that crash.
Ok, I'll work on this one tonight if possible.
> > and thumbnail generates an output file consisting of only an 8-byte
> > tiff header.
>
> This is something new. I shall take a look, probably there is something
> on the top.
I'll try to get to this after I grab a backtrace on tiff2pdf.
Cheers,
James Noyes
(jnoyes-tiff@retrogeeks.com)
# $Header: /cvsroot/osrs/libtiff/config.site,v 1.8 2002/10/11 14:33:49 dron Exp $
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ZIP="yes" # yes|no configure Deflate support (see below)
LIBGL="auto" # yes|no|auto configure IRIS GL-based tools
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