Hi Bart, Ah, OK. You need to INSTALL Click before you can build Clicky.
If you want to install Clicky in a different directory than Click, that too is possible -- --prefix sets the CLicky install dir, --with-click=DIR sets the Click install dir (which defaults to PREFIX). I've implemented the click-pretty functionality you requested. Additionally, you can now set what text goes in the element names. For example, if you say click-pretty --dot -T "<~name>" you only get element names. Thanks, Eddie Bart Braem wrote: > Hi Eddie, > > I checked out a fresh git, configured Click there and ran make. > Then I went to apps/clicky, and ran autoreconf -i > Then I ran ./configure --prefix=/pathtoclickinstall > The resulting error: > > '/pathtoclickinstall/share/click/config.mk' not found. > Are you sure '/pathtoclickinstall' is a Click install directory? > > And of course share/click/config.mk does not exist in that map... > > > For click-pretty, I would like to have the element names like this: > r::RatedSource -> gone::Discard; > would produce the "r" and the "gone" names in the dot file. That way it is > easier to track elements in large configurations, like the ones we produce > with firesim. Would that be possible somehow? > > cheers, > Bart > > On 02 Dec 2009, at 20:13, Eddie Kohler wrote: > >> Hi Bart, >> >> I build Clicky with non-root permissions all the time. Can you send your >> Click and Clicky ./configure invocations, and the exact error? >> >> On click-pretty, what do you mean by "internal element names"? The "@" >> names that come along with anonymous elements, or names of elements inside >> compounds, or...? >> >> Cheers, >> Eddie >> >> >> Bart Braem wrote: >>> Hi, >>> Is it possible to build Clicky with non-root permissions? I have tried to >>> use the prefix option to configure, but it still refuses to recognise my >>> Click installation. >>> On a related note: I tried click-pretty and noticed it does not use >>> internal element names as labels. Am I missing a flag to enable this or >>> should I try patching this in? >>> Best regards, >>> Bart >>> _______________________________________________ >>> click mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> https://amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/click > _______________________________________________ click mailing list [email protected] https://amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/click
