Compile root with apple M1max

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Hi all,
I am using apple M1max. I am trying to install root6.24 with python following this guide
“Building ROOT from source - ROOT”
When I tried “cmake --build . – -j10”, there is an error like:

CMake Error at /Users/xin/onedrive/program/physics/tools/rootmax/XROOTD-prefix/src/XROOTD-stamp/XROOTD-build-Release.cmake:49 (message):
Command failed: 2

‘/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/make’
See also
/Users/xin/onedrive/program/physics/tools/rootmax/XROOTD-prefix/src/XROOTD-stamp/XROOTD-build-*.log

Here is the log link:
root_error – Google Drive

Could you please take a look, thank you very much!

Xin

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Never saw this… Do you actually need to build yourself? If not, you could just take a nightly build from here: Index of /download/nightly

I have created https://github.com/xrootd/xrootd/issues/1611 - it would be great if you could subscribe to that issue, and provide the info that they might need to fix this!

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Hi,

Could let us know which version of xrootd are you using, the offending code has been removed in https://github.com/xrootd/xrootd/commit/9ec715be74370746efb3ab9de4ce90d3ee584342#diff-f7bdbe893db0cdf168dd58a7a43da7d0aeb0a1d07421f3378269ca5301973010L124-L126

If I remember correctly this has been released in xxrootd 5.1.0.

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You can alternatively just post your CMakeCache.txt from the build directory. I suspect that building v6-26-00-patches (or just grabbing the nightly build from Index of /download/nightly ) will solve this.

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Thank you very much! Actually, I ever tried a nightly build while after installation I could not find where is the root file executable.
Yes, I have subscribed it on github.

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Hi!
Actually, I did not check the xrootD version. But I used the lastest root source file where the xrootD built in after cmake.

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If you download the tar file, check the web on how that works.
If you download and installed it’s somewhere in /Applications/ROOT... - should be possible to find :slight_smile:

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