Starting with 2.8.2, we have been using CMake to build ngs-tools. Here is the build sequence:
configure/build for the first time:
cd /dev/shm/ncbi/ngs-tools/build/cmake
./makerelease.sh # or ./makedebug for debug build
# for subsequent builds w/o reconfiguration:
cd /dev/shm/ncbi/ngs-tools/build/cmake/Release # or …/Debug for debug build
make
Sorry for the inconvenience! Starting from the next release, the traditional way (./configure && make) will be available again
Thank you,
Anatoly
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Subject: [ncbi/ngs-tools] vdb-search.cpp:(.text+0x21d7): undefined reference (#5)
attempting to build ngs-tools. I use the following configure command from a clone of the ngs-tools repo.
$ ./configure --prefix /dev/shm/packages/ngs-tools-2.8.2 --build-prefix=/dev/shm/ncbi/build --with-ngs-sdk-prefix=/usr/local/packages/ngs-sdk-1.3.0 --with-ncbi-vdb-build=/usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master/builddir/ncbi-vdb --with-ncbi-vdb-sources=/usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master
Configuring NGS-TOOLS package
checking system type... Linux
checking OS distributor... CentOS
checking machine architecture... x86_64
checking for supported architecture... x86_64 (64 bits) is supported
checking for supported OS... Linux (linux) is supported
checking for supported tool chain... gcc tool chain is supported
checking for g++... yes
checking whether gcc accepts -Wno-array-bounds... yes
checking whether g++ accepts -static-libstdc++... yes
checking for ngs-sdk package...
includes... /usr/local/packages/ngs-sdk-1.3.0
libraries... /usr/local/packages/ngs-sdk-1.3.0/lib64
includes: /usr/local/packages/ngs-sdk-1.3.0/include
libraries: /usr/local/packages/ngs-sdk-1.3.0/lib64
checking for ncbi-vdb package source files and build results...
includes... /usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master
libraries... /usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master/builddir/ncbi-vdb/linux/gcc/x86_64/rel/ilib
includes: /usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master/interfaces
libraries: /usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master/builddir/ncbi-vdb/linux/gcc/x86_64/rel/lib
ilibraries: /usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master/builddir/ncbi-vdb/linux/gcc/x86_64/rel/ilib
configure: creating 'build/ld.linux.exe_cmd.sh'
configure: creating 'build/Makefile.config.linux.x86_64'
configure: creating 'Makefile.config'
configure: creating 'reconfigure'
build type: release
build prefix: /dev/shm/ncbi/build/ngs-tools
build output path: /dev/shm/ncbi/build/ngs-tools/linux/gcc/x86_64/rel
includedir: /dev/shm/packages/ngs-tools-2.8.2/include
bindir: /dev/shm/packages/ngs-tools-2.8.2/bin
libdir: /dev/shm/packages/ngs-tools-2.8.2/lib
CC = gcc -c
CPP = g++
configured with: "'--prefix' '/dev/shm/packages/ngs-tools-2.8.2' '--build-prefix=/dev/shm/ncbi/build' '--with-ngs-sdk-prefix=/usr/local/packages/ngs-sdk-1.3.0' '--with-ncbi-vdb-build=/usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master/builddir/ncbi-vdb' '--with-ncbi-vdb-sources=/usr/local/src/ncbi-vdb/ncbi-vdb-2.8.2/rhel6x86_64/ncbi-vdb-master'"
Make errors out with the following...
$ make
...
vdb-search.cpp:(.text+0x21d7): undefined reference to `ReferenceMatchIterator::ReferenceMatchIterator(SearchBlock::Factory&, std::string const&, std::vector > const&, bool)'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [/dev/shm/ncbi/build/ngs-tools/linux/gcc/x86_64/rel/bin/sra-search] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/dev/shm/ncbi/ngs-tools/tools/sra-search'
make[1]: *** [std] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/dev/shm/ncbi/ngs-tools/tools/sra-search'
make: *** [tools/sra-search] Error 2
I'm running on CentOS6.7.
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attempting to build ngs-tools. I use the following configure command from a clone of the ngs-tools repo.
Make errors out with the following...
I'm running on CentOS6.7.