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Error (fatal) on compile and launch, emacs-zmq.dylib, Symbol not found #45
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@nnicandro I had recently update my macOS to latest version I believe we can concluded that this issue is due to version differences as Apple tends to move more stuff into this god module overtime. Being aware of the this, now I believe a good approach to resolve this ticket is by simply checking if (string-trim
(shell-command-to-string "sw_vers -productVersion")) Then based on that information to determine where to prompt user on whether to download pre-built binaries from Github. |
Hello, I think I'm having a similar issue when attempting to install the emacs-jupyter package through MELPA. When compiling through the package manager, I get the attached error messages. I tried building an older version, 0.10.10, but ran into a similar error when executing "make test" (see below). Any chance that someone can suggest a workaround/solution? Thanks, D
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@grimesdj I think you miswrote your comment, you are NOT compiling but just downloading the binary hosted on Github. To be sure that you are facing the same issue, first check the linked libraries of If your downloaded Can you also try running |
@grimesdj A simple workaround is by downloading an older binary, or upgrading your OS. |
Hi
I had upgraded to the latest version on melpa (
20230608.1856
) recently and are now facing this weird error:In which the symbol is a mangled version of this object:
After replacing the
emacs-zmq.so
/emacs-zmq.dylib
file with an older one that I have from backup (emacs-zmq-x86_64-apple-darwin17.4.0) have fixed this issue.Here are the outputs of
otool
Maybe the culprit is the version of this shared library (
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib
)?System:
Please let me know if you would need the full log.
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