Hi, I'm by no means an expert on the build-script or dependencies in general, I just tried building my own libpurple recently and got it to work after some messing around. I hope this can be of use to you.
I think in the current version of the script in mercurial the downloading of libpurple's source is disabled. Line 62 of Dependencies/phase/build_purple.sh is commented out, so it doesn't run the whole mtn checkout stuff. As you probably have a checkout of libpurple's source somewhere that you've modified, I think the easiest way to make that build would be to symlink that to Dependencies/source/im.pidgin.adium. Otherwise, you should install mtn, uncomment that line and have some patience (the monotone checkout took quite a long time for me). I hope this helps, and good luck with VV :) Thijs Op 12 jun 2010, om 18:39 heeft Jonathan Lyons het volgende geschreven: > Hmm.Well, I got most of the dependencies to compile using build.sh, however, > they only do so natively. As far as the default build for the other > architectures, it still stops with the same error. It usually stops > complaining that it "can't run compiled C programs" during the configure > script. > > But, native arch only, I can build all the dependencies up to libpurple, > which stops after the build of cyrus-sasl at the following command: > > Running command: > /Users/jclyons/Adium/Dependencies/./autogen.sh > --disable-dependency-tracking --disable-gtkui --disable-consoleui > --disable-perl --enable-debug --disable-static --enable-shared > --enable-cyrus-sasl --prefix=/Users/jclyons/Adium/Dependencies/build > --with-static-prpls=bonjour,facebook,gg,irc,jabber,msn,myspace,novell,oscar,qq,sametime,simple,yahoo,zephyr > --disable-plugins --disable-avahi --disable-dbus --enable-gnutls=no > --enable-nss=no --enable-vv=yes --disable-idn > > phases/utility.sh: line 44: ./autogen.sh: No such file or directory > > What is autogen.sh? Should it be in the root of my Dependencies/ directory? > Is it part of the libpurple tarball? If so, then at no point do I see the > script fetch and extract pidgin/libpurple itself. > > Jonathan
