Closed sbourji closed 1 year ago
libstrophe implements xmpp_snprintf() for old systems that don't have it. But it is better to use system snprintf() where it exists. Before 0.10 libstrophe always used own implementation and xmpp_snprintf() was a function. Starting from 0.10, xmpp_snprintf is a macro when your system has snprintf():
#ifdef HAVE_SNPRINTF
#define xmpp_snprintf snprintf
#else
int xmpp_snprintf(char *str, size_t count, const char *fmt, ...);
#endif
What's your OS and clang version? I didn't have this issue on RPi board with gcc.
iOS 13.0 clang 12.0.0 Gcc /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platform/MacOSX.ask/use/include/c++/4.2.1
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libstrophe implements xmpp_snprintf() for old systems that don't have it. But it is better to use system snprintf() where it exists. Before 0.10 libstrophe always used own implementation and xmpp_snprintf() was a function. Starting from 0.10, xmpp_snprintf is a macro when your system has snprintf():
int xmpp_snprintf(char str, size_t count, const char fmt, ...);
What's your OS and clang version? I didn't have this issue on RPi board with gcc.
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libstrophe implements xmpp_snprintf() for old systems that don't have it. But it is better to use system snprintf() where it exists. Before 0.10 libstrophe always used own implementation and xmpp_snprintf() was a function. Starting from 0.10, xmpp_snprintf is a macro when your system has snprintf():
int xmpp_snprintf(char str, size_t count, const char fmt, ...);
What's your OS and clang version? I didn't have this issue on RPi board with gcc.
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I have checked on macos (not iOS) with the same clang version and it builds without issues. It looks to me that the issue is with build system. For some reason all object files were compiled without HAVE_SNPRINTF
, but snprintf.o with HAVE_SNPRINTF
. I don't see issues in the code.
So you did not compile it for iOS?
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I have checked on macos (not iOS) with the same clang version and it builds without issues. It looks to me that the issue is with build system. For some reason all object files were compiled without HAVE_SNPRINTF, but snprintf.o with HAVE_SNPRINTF. I don't see issues in the code.
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I'm closing this as there was no action for too long. Please re-open if you have further questions/comments.
after upgrading from 0.9.3 to 0.10.1 unable to compile and link Undefined symbols for architecture arm64: "_xmpp_vsnprintf", referenced from: _xmpp_send_raw_string in conn.o "_xmpp_snprintf", referenced from: _sasl_scram in sasl.o _resolver_srv_lookup in resolver.o _digest_to_string in crypto.o __conn_sm_handle_stanza in conn.o handle_component_auth in auth.o make_scram_init_msg in auth.o _handle_stream_management in auth.o ... ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture arm64 clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)