Guy Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Sep 22, 2003, at 8:25 PM, Todd Sabin wrote: > >> I just did the following: >> >> (check out cvs head into a new directory) >> $ ./autogen.sh >> $ ./configure >> $ make -k ethereal > > Try doing a make without "-k"; something's probably failing somewhere > along the line - for example:
You probably know, but the -k option just means to keep going in the event of errors. It doesn't (shouldn't) cause any on its own. So dropping the -k will just mean you only get to see one build error at a time. >> The build failed in a couple ways. x11-declarations.h was missing, > > x11=declarations.h is built by a script, so the build of > x11-declarations.h probably failed. The build of x11-declarations.h didn't fail. It was never attempted. The problem is that according to the makefile, the ethereal: build target doesn't depend on some stuff that it really does depend on. Just how much stuff I don't know, as I didn't try to track it all down. Todd -- Todd Sabin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
