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I'm not sure this is the right list to write to, anyway...
I'm trying to build Open Inventor libraries with make (from shell or
X11) using command "make -C /Developer/inventor -f GNUmakefile".
The operation fails when trying to compile file ppp.c++.
The error is
/usr/include/architecture/ppc/math.h:361: error: declaration of C
function 'float acos(float)' conflicts with
/usr/include/architecture/ppc/math.h:360: error: previous declaration
'double acos(double)' here
while in mat.h the second declaration is not "float acos(float)" but
"float acosf(float)". Why the letter "f" is not considered?
The same error is returned for many other declarations (sqrt, atan, etc.).
Have any idea?
PS: it's almost 20 days I try to compile Open Inventor and feel really
silly for asking this much, but it' the first time I have so many
problems compiling a library! Is it possible that there is a particular
way to do it? I firstly tried with XCode, and now with make... Some
suggestion?
Thank you so much.
Best regards, livio.
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