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stahta01:
I think that step worked and you can do the next step now. I saw no clear errors in the output.

Tim S

smchronos:
After trying several different methods of configure that resulted in "no command found", I did hit a successful "roadblock."

The following yielded the "command not found" result:

--- Code: ---sudo ./configure --enable-contrib
--- End code ---

This told me the directory was not found:

--- Code: ---sudo sh < configure --enable-contrib
--- End code ---

I then adapted the above with 'configure.in', which was the only configure file in the revision folder:

--- Code: ---sudo sh < configure.in --enable-contrib
--- End code ---

--- Code: ---sh: --enable-contrib: invalid option
--- End code ---

I finally hit something with the following:

--- Code: ---sudo sh < configure.in
--- End code ---

--- Code: ---sh: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `2.50'
sh: line 1: `AC_PREREQ(2.50)'

--- End code ---

stahta01:

--- Quote from: smchronos on August 03, 2009, 08:38:23 am ---After trying several different methods of configure that resulted in "no command found", I did hit a successful "roadblock."

The following yielded the "command not found" result:

--- Code: ---sudo ./configure --enable-contrib
--- End code ---

This told me the directory was not found:

--- Code: ---sudo sh < configure --enable-contrib
--- End code ---

I then adapted the above with 'configure.in', which was the only configure file in the revision folder:

--- Code: ---sudo sh < configure.in --enable-contrib
--- End code ---

--- Code: ---sh: --enable-contrib: invalid option
--- End code ---

I finally hit something with the following:

--- Code: ---sudo sh < configure.in
--- End code ---

--- Code: ---sh: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `2.50'
sh: line 1: `AC_PREREQ(2.50)'

--- End code ---

--- End quote ---

Sorry, I just remember that bootstrap is supposed to take in "configure.in" and output "configure" with no extension.

I think you might need to get afb or another Mac expert or at least an Unix/Linux expert involved.

Tim S.

smchronos:
Alright. Well, thank you so much for your help so far. Hopefully, this topic won't get ignored by the other experts around here (you're an expert to me). I really want to get a nightly build running on my Mac and, if that works, contribute a little bit back to the C::B community.

I've stayed up a little too late tonight (it's 2:42 A.M. for me) trying to work this out; so, I'm going to call it quits tonight.

Once again, thank you so much stahta01 (Tim S.), you have definitely proved that C::B has a supportive community. :D

[EDIT]
On a small note, I noticed that there is also a 'configure.sub' file in my revision folder... plus a few more files that must have been generated by the previous bootstrap attempt.

killerbot:
Hi,

Just read the posts now.
The fact that linux and MAc nightly builds are no longer available is that no one currently has the time to provide them.
Linux is a bit more difficult due to the different packaging mechanisms (rpm, deb, ...).

So in case you feel like providing them, great. Let me know and I explain to you how it works to get them synchronized with the windows ones.

Note however a few people build them once again for linux and they host their 'deliveries' in their own space. But maybe it's time to resynchroniwe so that all builds are once again on our berlios site.

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