Ref app in master branch is not building on Mac OSX Mojave #34
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@ljreder I was able to fix the SSL issue when building on my MacBook by running the following commands: |
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Thanks Rohan, but actually I did not have the path to openssl you specify. xcode-select --install I think the xcode step just updates versions. Recommend this issue closed. Also would be useful to update cmake to handle this. |
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I attempted to clone the master branch and build on my new MAC running Mojave. It looks like the Mac is missing an ssl library. When making the Ref app I get this at the end:
Linking binary...
ld: library not found for -lssl
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
make[1]: *** [/Users/reder/Documents/Workspace/FP2/fprime/Ref/darwin-darwin-x86-debug-llvm-bin/Ref] Error 1
5.72 real 11.34 user 6.30 sys
make: *** [DARWIN] Error 2
Also it appears the Make system is not setting the PYTHONPATH for the autocoder.
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