What does this package do exactly ? I understand that the ^M comes from
different carriage return between OSX and Unix, but is there a way to
convert Mac files to Unix automatically when cut and paste ? I mean
without saving the file and convert it with a perl script or other.
On Monday,
I upgraded my G3 iMac and just copied over /sw from my powerbook. I
ran a resinstall of xfree86 and everything seems to work equally well
on both machines. So that at least was simple.
I was unable to figure out a good way to simply capture my install to
CDs. I realized what would be very handy
I'm not 100% sure about the details: I just installed it based on the
description.
What I've found is that the linefeeds don't always show up: I get them
when I paste into evolution, pico supresses them, and emacs (21.1.1 or
21.2.1) either supresses them (when pasting into a normal file) or
Ben Hines writes:
Anyway, i tried adding --enable-cxx to the fink info file's configure.
It outputs:
checking whether the g++ linker (/usr/bin/ld) supports shared
libraries... no
..
checking whether the g++ linker (/usr/bin/ld) supports shared
libraries... no
checking
I just installed the Open Office Beta for OS X 10.2. I was surprised
to see that the installer specifically mentioned Fink, as though they
expect that most of the people trying the beta will be fink users, or
at least are more likely to have installed Xfree86 using fink, than to
have used other
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 10:11, Josh Kuperman wrote:
There is a warning message about dlcompat and dyload. The OO installer
installs a dlcompat in /usr/lib and specifies some recommended changes
to the user's start up files so that it is used. I have so far simply
installed and started it up
I can now build a emacs21 deb, and presumably install it (it's
churning away at the latter right now).
The culprit? I did not have Fink's 'xaw3d' package
installed. Once I installed it, emacs21 built correctly.
Presumably this dependency should get added to the emacs21
package...
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I am trying to use midi2ly, a python script included with lilypond to
convert a midi file to a lilypond file (for later use with denemo)...
When I invoke midi2ly, I get the following output:
/sw/bin/midi2ly:426: SyntaxWarning: name 'reference_note' is used prior
to global declaration
def
gmp Fixed, run fink selfupdate-cvs. It was the old libtool relinking
bug.
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if you put a copy of libdl.dylib in /usr/local/lib and disable the
dlcompat
install button in OO, then the installer finds it and does not install
anything in /usr/lib.
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I tried to build PostgreSQL, which has dependencies on Python, but the
build failed at python. The following are the errors emitted.
My fink was updated manually according to instructions on Fink web
site. Before run fink install postgresql, I ran fink selfupdate.
ReadLine seemd to be built
On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 10:41:46AM -0400, Benjamin Reed wrote:
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 10:11, Josh Kuperman wrote:
There is a warning message about dlcompat and dyload. The OO installer
installs a dlcompat in /usr/lib and specifies some recommended changes
my bad it puts in in
For what it's worth, I get exactly the same output from midi2ly, and I'm
running it on a midi file that lilypond generated itself. I'm also
running it under 10.1.5 with April (?) developer tools, so I think
you're right that it's not your Fink install per se. Maybe the port
just isn't
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 09:44 AM, Josh Kuperman wrote:
I upgraded my G3 iMac and just copied over /sw from my powerbook. I
ran a resinstall of xfree86 and everything seems to work equally well
on both machines. So that at least was simple.
I was unable to figure out a good way to
I seem to have a problem with my cvs setup/permissions in /sw/fink
since upgrading to the 10.2 tree. I did not run the upgrade script on
that system since I had already been using the experimental 10.2 tree
before. So maybe someone can give me a hint what exactly should be the
ownerships and
Feedback is needed from Fink 10.2 users so the stable tree can be
populated. If you are using 10.2 on fink it would be helpful if you all
could send reports of what packages you are using and whether you have
any problems or not. Please email the maintainer directly (listed in
fink info
I have the following for /sw/fink:
drwxr-xr-x 14 hansen admin 476 Oct 15 15:37 fink
and for /sw/fink/10.2:
drwxr-xr-x6 hansen admin 204 Oct 15 15:37 10.2
I seem to recall that somebody had a similar problem on 10.1 a while
back. Maybe try moving /sw/fink/10.2 out of
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 16:29, Julien Salort wrote:
Feedback is needed from Fink 10.2 users so the stable tree can be
populated. If you are using 10.2 on fink it would be helpful if you all
could send reports of what packages you are using and whether you have
any problems or not. Please
I seem to have a problem with my cvs setup/permissions in /sw/fink
since upgrading to the 10.2 tree. I did not run the upgrade script on
that system since I had already been using the experimental 10.2 tree
before. So maybe someone can give me a hint what exactly should be
the ownerships
I think I've figured out where the problem is, anyway. It's in recent
revisions to the lisp packages for xemacs.
On my office system with the current version of xemacs (21.5.9-1) and
(crucially!) the xemacs-sumo package from 20020919, calls to make label
(among other things) crash emacs. My
Hi,
Okay, so maybe this is a dumb question, but can I use the 10.2
tree with 10.1? Are any of the patches/bugfixes/later versions
applicable? Are they forever off limits unless and until I
upgrade to 10.2?
Thanks,
Dan
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Hi,
Okay, so maybe this is a dumb question, but can I use the 10.2
tree with 10.1? Are any of the patches/bugfixes/later versions
applicable? Are they forever off limits unless and until I
upgrade to 10.2?
(Sorry if this shows up twice; I've been having trouble with my
email servers and
Hi,
Okay, so maybe this is a dumb question, but can I use the 10.2
tree with 10.1? Are any of the patches/bugfixes/later versions
applicable? Are they forever off limits unless and until I
upgrade to 10.2?
(Sorry if this shows up twice; I've been having trouble with my
email servers and
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Hi,
Okay, so maybe this is a dumb question, but can I use the 10.2
tree with 10.1? Are any of the patches/bugfixes/later versions
applicable? Are they forever off limits unless and until I
upgrade to 10.2?
No you can't, some packages have specific changes for
Okay, so maybe this is a dumb question, but can I use the 10.2
tree with 10.1? Are any of the patches/bugfixes/later versions
applicable? Are they forever off limits unless and until I
upgrade to 10.2?
The reason we separated the two trees is that Apple changed compilers
with the 10.1/10.2
Hi,
On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 07:59 , David R. Morrison wrote:
Okay, so maybe this is a dumb question, but can I use the 10.2
tree with 10.1? Are any of the patches/bugfixes/later versions
applicable? Are they forever off limits unless and until I
upgrade to 10.2?
[ ... ]
Also,
I downloaded the source for the Scilab Image Processing (SIP) toolbox
from http://cyvision.if.sc.usp.br/~rfabbri/sip/ and attempted to
build it. The build process is initiated from within Scilab. The
build failed with error messages (see below) suggesting to me that
there is a problem with
Hi.
I tried to build numeric-atlas 22.0-1 but the build failed (see
transcript below). I'm using 0S X 10.2.1 with, i believe, the latest
Dev Tools. Any suggestions as to how to get numeric-atlas installed?
I have the following related packages installed:
atlas 3.3.15-1
python 2.2.1-6
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