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Failed to install librabbitmq on MacOS High Sierra #123
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Same here. |
use py-amqp instead |
Getting the same problem when trying to install Env:
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I've hit a brick wall here too: I'm running into this, spent the morning trying various means to install librabbitmq to no luck Is there an how-to install on OSX? I've installed: brew install autoconf git clone https://github.com/celery/librabbitmq.git pip, pip3, easy_install.. same deal every time |
same deal here, building on OSX High Sierra 10.13.6 |
Hi, seeing the same. Also on 10.13.6. It seems to be a problem in the rabbitmq-c configure, or in the case of #121 autoconf isn't available at all. In either case, HAVE_HTONLL doesn't get defined, and that messes stuff up. I'm going to open a issue on the rabbitmq-c side. |
I tried your solution and after |
git clone https://github.com/celery/librabbitmq.git |
Getting the same failure with:
Installing autoconf and automake made no difference. Installing by cloning the git repo as described in the previous comment gives the same error (not surprisingly). |
use |
I was able to get it to build by using Xcode Command Line Tools 10.2. Can anyone else confirm that it works for them? |
@bjackson That one did it for me. I installed the beta tools and the library built OK. |
I have the same problem, so, how do you resolve it ? |
@bjackson How do you mean? You used de Command tools? |
@StijnCazou and @wjzhao, you will need to upgrade your Xcode Command Line Tools to 10.2. The upgraded command line tools might include a fix that allows librabbitmq-c to build. You can download Xcode Command Line Tools 10.2 here: https://developer.apple.com/download/more/ |
@bjackson Thank you, I have resolve the problem by your way~~ |
I switched to Redis in the end. :( |
@bjackson Doesn't work for me... |
My env is:
I solved this problem by:
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You also need libtool to build under macOS:
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It's 2020, and I had a similar issue as described above. Only the full commands that @Kronuz shared fixed it.
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It's 2020/08/31, and for some unknown reason Apple pushed the Need to rollback to |
2020/12/20 Under Big Sur, recommended brew packages doesn't solve the issue and Mac OS doesn't allow to downgrade xcode version by saying "Your Mac OS version is too new for this version.". |
please use py-amqp as this library is not recommended anymore. py-amqp also has some cython bindings |
@auvipy Not recommended by who? |
by @celery/core-developers |
@auvipy Thanks a lot. Is this mentioned in celery docs, how can i get detailed info on this? |
No it is not. But we don't maintain it ourselves. |
Same issue on Big Sur.
does not solve the problem. |
Same here on Big Sur |
Any help on this issue? |
could you solve this issue @ulgens |
This does not work for me :( |
Hi Folks! I am facing the same issue. My GCC version is -
I have verified and the "--with-gxx-include-dir" path does not exist |
was this never resolved? |
My issue was resolved by this Python: 3.10
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Env:
I encounter the below issue, any idea?
$ pip install librabbitmq==2.0.0
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