> Le 29/03/2015 21:14, Paul Rogers a écrit : > > > > Junit is still required. > > Yes, but it is in the jtreg tarball, I think.
It may be, but when I temporarily uninstalled it when I started on 1.8, configure failed. It appears to be a dependency. > > Configure recommended ccache for faster compiles. > > I think that is not true for a one time build, but have not checked. It's a "tip" for faster compiling c++ code. How much memory that would require, I don't know. BTW, running on an i7 with 4 hyperthreaded cores, configure setup JOBS=2. ;-( I tried --with-num-cores, but have to check how that worked. > > I got a "no rule for make all" following the book. I removed the > > all. Not sure of eventual success yet. > > This works for me: "make DEBUG_BINARIES=true all" I put it back in. Without it doesn't make "images". Don't remember, can't prove WHERE that failed. Probably before where it's failing now. > If Makefile does not have the "all" target, it might be an indication > that configure did not go to completion. No, it did. Got the nice report at the end, no errors noted. > > > > Configure found the cups stuff, but later, building jdk, it failed: > > libcups.so.2 no such file. I've got CUPS in /usr/local. (Most > > stuff wants to go there and I let it.) In earlier versions > > configure told me how to set an environment variable to an alternate > > location, but not this time. Configure isn't easy to get to. It'd > > be simple to make a symlink, and that may be the best answer. But > > I'm still thinking about it. > > > > Have you tried passing "--with-cups=/usr/local"? You can get the usual > help by running: sh configure --help Ummm, I tried --with-cups=/usr/local/cups and that failed with the --with-cups-include=/usr/local/include/cups. One step too far? I'll try it your way--tomorrow. This thing is such a monster, in so many ways, I only try in the morning. I figure the tests, 126SBU x ~7min/SBU = ~14hrs! But it's so likely to fail I don't want to kick it off before bedtime and let it go all night. > > Good luck > > Pierre Thanks, I'm needing that. ;-) -- Paul Rogers [email protected] Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates." (I do not personally endorse any additions after this line. TANSTAAFL :-) -- http://www.fastmail.com - Access your email from home and the web -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
