mpd: fatal error: 'random' file not found

[harciga]

:info:build In file included from src/util/LazyRandomEngine.cxx:21:
:info:build src/util/LazyRandomEngine.hxx:25:10: fatal error: 'random' file not found
:info:build #include <random>
:info:build          ^
:info:build 1 error generated.

[harciga]

logfile

[harciga]

another logfile, after a port clean mpd with mp-gcc49

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Please remember to use WikiFormatting.

mpd builds fine for me on Mavericks but I have not tested on Mountain Lion which I see is what you're running.

What did you mean "with mp-gcc49"? I see no evidence in your second log of MacPorts gcc49 being used, nor would I expect there to be, since the mpd port does not offer a gcc49 variant; it's using clang, just as it should.

The second log does have completely different errors than the first though.

[harciga]

Replying to ryandesign@…:

Please remember to use WikiFormatting.

noted

mpd builds fine for me on Mavericks but I have not tested on Mountain Lion which I see is what you're running.

What did you mean "with mp-gcc49"? I see no evidence in your second log of MacPorts gcc49 being used, nor would I expect there to be, since the mpd port does not offer a gcc49 variant; it's using clang, just as it should.

just mentioned it because the latest portfile removed the compiler blacklisting PortGroup and I have port select gcc set to mp-gcc49 FWIW

The second log does have completely different errors than the first though.

Yup, and it's much longer

[rouson@…]

Log file from an attempt to install on Mavericks.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Replying to starkhalo@…:

What did you mean "with mp-gcc49"? I see no evidence in your second log of MacPorts gcc49 being used, nor would I expect there to be, since the mpd port does not offer a gcc49 variant; it's using clang, just as it should.

just mentioned it because the latest portfile removed the compiler blacklisting PortGroup and I have port select gcc set to mp-gcc49 FWIW

Ok. That shouldn't matter. Ports should ignore your port select gcc selection. (Any port that doesn't is faulty needs to have that fixed.)

@rouson, your log says:

:info:build The directory that should contain system headers does not exist:
:info:build   /usr/include

This indicates you have not installed the Xcode command line tools, which are required for using MacPorts. Please install them by running xcode-select --install. (This is specific to Mavericks and later.)

[harciga]

logfile with xcode 5.1.1

[harciga]

Replying to ryandesign@…:

Glad to see the ticket active, I have updated my xcode to the latest version on OS X Mountain Lion (5.1.1 build 5B1008) and signed the sudo xcodebuild -license.

I'm attaching an updated logfile after running sudo port clean mpd -all

Replying to starkhalo@…:

What did you mean "with mp-gcc49"? I see no evidence in your second log of MacPorts gcc49 being used, nor would I expect there to be, since the mpd port does not offer a gcc49 variant; it's using clang, just as it should.

just mentioned it because the latest portfile removed the compiler blacklisting PortGroup and I have port select gcc set to mp-gcc49 FWIW

Ok. That shouldn't matter. Ports should ignore your port select gcc selection. (Any port that doesn't is faulty needs to have that fixed.)

@rouson, your log says:

:info:build The directory that should contain system headers does not exist:
:info:build   /usr/include

This indicates you have not installed the Xcode command line tools, which are required for using MacPorts. Please install them by running xcode-select --install. (This is specific to Mavericks and later.)

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

rmstonecipher has retired. See #51138.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Replying to starkhalo@…:

I'm attaching an updated logfile after running sudo port clean mpd -all

That's now the same as #43417.