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Robert Middleton updated LOGCXX-528:
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    Fix Version/s: 0.12.1

> log4cxx fails to build on Centos 7.6 / g++ 4.8.5 / Boost 1.53
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: LOGCXX-528
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOGCXX-528
>             Project: Log4cxx
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 0.12.0
>            Reporter: Russel Miranda
>            Assignee: Robert Middleton
>            Priority: Major
>             Fix For: 0.12.1
>
>
> With:
>  * CMake 3.13.4,
>  * g++ 4.8.5
>  * Boost 1.53.0
>  ** thread
>  ** chrono
>  ** system
>  ** date_time
>  ** atomic
>  * apr-1.6.2
>  * apr-devel-1.6.2
>  * apr-util-1.6.0
>  * apr-util-devel-1.6.0
> CMake fails to properly detect the Boost threads package, due to a link error 
> in the test build. There is no indication of a problem at the CMake stage 
> other than the lack of output for the shared_mutex implementation:
> {{log4cxx configuration summary:}}
>  {{Build shared library ............ : ON}}
>  {{Build tests ..................... : ON}}
>  {{Build site ...................... : OFF}}
>  {{Install prefix .................. : /usr/local}}
>  {{C++ compiler .................... : /usr/bin/c++}}
>  {{log4cxx char API ................ : utf-8}}
>  {{log4cxx wchar API ............... : ON}}
>  {{log4cxx unichar API ............. : OFF}}
>  {{logchar type .................... : utf-8}}
>  {{charset ......................... : locale}}
>  {{Using libESMTP .................. : OFF}}
>  {{ODBC library .................... : OFF}}
>  {{syslog .......................... : ON}}
>  {{Qt support ...................... : OFF}}
>  {{shared_mutex implementation ..... :}}
> This can be fixed by adding "-lboost_system" to CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS.
> After correcting the CMake problem, a make may be performed, which results in 
> the compiler complaining that mutex is not  found in the std:: namespace in a 
> number of places. This can be rectified by adding "#include <mutex>" to:
>  * log4cxx/src/main/include/log4cxx/helpers/appenderattachableimpl.h
>  * log4cxx/src/main/include/log4cxx/helpers/aprinitializer.h
>  * log4cxx/src/main/include/log4cxx/helpers/loglog.h
>  * log4cxx/src/main/include/log4cxx/helpers/serversocket.h
>  * log4cxx/src/main/include/log4cxx/level.h
>  * log4cxx/src/main/include/log4cxx/rolling/action.h
> This may not be a minimal set, but it was sufficient to satisfy the build.
> Once these problems have been addressed, the compiler complains that the C++ 
> 17 feature "std::weak_from_this()" is not available. It is used in two places 
> in log4cxx/src/main/cpp/hierarchy.cpp: line 226 and line 426.
> It may be preferable to create a local routine that stands in for 
> "std::weak_from_this()", but I found it sufficient to just #if / #else / 
> #endif around the single line in each location that called weak_from_this() 
> and replace it with a two-step version similar to this:
> {{std::weak_ptr<Hierarchy> weak_handle = shared_from_this();}}
>  {{logger->setHierarchy(weak_handle);}}
> in place of the single-step:
> {{logger->setHierarchy(weak_from_this());}}
> I used the precompiler test:
> {{#if __cplusplus >= 201500L}}
> That was sufficient to differentiate my {{g++ 4.8.5}} from more modern 
> compilers that support C++ 17, but there may be more precise ways of 
> achieving this end - I just don't have the ability to test on anything other 
> than {{g++ 4.8.5}}.
> After making this change the build should complete successfully, and all 
> 60/60 tests should pass.
> NOTE: Because g++ 4.8.5 does not support std::shared_mutex and is therefore 
> dependent on Boost thread, and Boost thread itself is dependent on Boost 
> system, it was required to link executables using this version of log4cxx w/ 
> Boost system as well. I suspect there may be Boost compile-time flags that 
> might make that unnecessary, but my knowledge of Boost is not sufficient to 
> achieve that goal.
>  



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