-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 9/29/11 6:06 AM, mn wrote: > After some weeks of not being able to update any fink packages that > involve actual gcc-compiling I think I found part of the reason for > it. > > I am on a laptop and space is always too tight. So some of my > squeezing methods involved applying hfs-compression to everything > third-party. Worked fine and it should since it is supposed to be > transparent. Not so with fink. When applying the compression to the > entire /sw-hierarchy everything still seems to be working, only > when updating a package the process finishes the configure-stage > with an empty Makefile and gives a relatively meaningless > error-message "no targets". Disabling fink via .profile shows that > the compiler-infrastructure still works, only fink is on strike, > disabling all other configure-business as well, even outside of > fink's /sw as long as fink was inited. > > So, for now, I completely reverted compression on /sw and I am back > to school on this one, since normal configure and make are now > working with fink disabled, but even without compression fink still > produces empty Makefiles. > > But since the hfs-compression should be transparent, space is at > premium, fink is not that deeply involved in system-startup and I'd > really like to apply compression to /sw, gaining several GB of > space for free: can you look into what causes the > configure-hiccup? > > fink 0.31.2, OS 10.6.8, XCode 4 > > greetings
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