Hello Julien!
On Sunday 20 August 2006 20:59 Julien TOUCHE wrote:
> * same thing for configure (presence ok, usability nok)
> from config.log
...
> * don't know why make is calling configure ...
> # make sure they get new timestamps -
> # configure doesn't touch unchanged files.
> touch config.h test/Makefile Makefile
> *******************************************************
> *** The Makefile has been updated. ***
> *** Please run make again, to build the binary. ***
> *** Now stopping execution. ***
> *******************************************************
> gmake: *** [config.h] Error 1
I wrote into the Makefile a check, if the dependent files (Makefile
test/Makefile config.h) are *older* than Makefile.in, configure or some other
files, it calls configure again.
I think you called configure yourself, then started make for compilation - but
one file had an older timestamp, so make re-started configure.
As configure writes Makefile new (from Makefile.in), it stops at this point,
to allow compilation with a current Makefile.
So at this point please just start make - then fsvs should get compiled.
You can call "make run-tests" - then after compilation it should do a
self-test.
Hope that helps!
Regards,
Phil
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