asterisk users - Dec 2004 - SpanDSP 0.0.2pre6 undef symbol on gentoo-ppc

Hello all:

In a quest to resolve the last apparent timing problems I am having
with SpanDSP I am trying out some PPC hardware, specifically a B&W G3.

I am running gentoo-ppc on this system and have compiled spandsp
0.0.2pre6 along with a release version of asterisk. Zaptel device
(T100P) is configured and appears to be ready to go.

When loading asterisk it crashes out with the following error:

[app_rxfax.so]Dec  2 13:47:57 WARNING[10027]: loader.c:248
ast_load_resource: /usr/local/lib/libspandsp.so.0: undefined symbol:
top_bit

Google reveals nothing of substance related to this error.

An Intel system running recent gentoo with the same tiff and audiofile
packages works just fine for me.

As I am not a programmer by any means I am at a loss of where to go
from here. Perhaps I am missing something rather simple but I just
don't see what it is. :(

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Hi Scott,
Watch out for spandsp-0.0.2pre7 :-)

Seriously, I found the same issue while testing for x86-64 machines this 
week. spandsp is now working on a x86-64, but I haven't tidied up and 
released an updated version yet. That should happen this weekend. I hope 
this updated version will build cleanly for other architectures.

Regards,
Steve

Scott Lykens wrote:
>Hello all:
>
>In a quest to resolve the last apparent timing problems I am having
>with SpanDSP I am trying out some PPC hardware, specifically a B&W G3.
>
>I am running gentoo-ppc on this system and have compiled spandsp
>0.0.2pre6 along with a release version of asterisk. Zaptel device
>(T100P) is configured and appears to be ready to go.
>
>When loading asterisk it crashes out with the following error:
>
>[app_rxfax.so]Dec  2 13:47:57 WARNING[10027]: loader.c:248
>ast_load_resource: /usr/local/lib/libspandsp.so.0: undefined symbol:
>top_bit
>
>Google reveals nothing of substance related to this error.
>
>An Intel system running recent gentoo with the same tiff and audiofile
>packages works just fine for me.
>
>As I am not a programmer by any means I am at a loss of where to go
>from here. Perhaps I am missing something rather simple but I just
>don't see what it is. :(
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>  
>