I get the same problem with my copy of scons_conversion. It has something to do with windows needing the sh reference in ParseConfig and linux hating it. An environment if statement should fix these easily (in the meantime, open up glob2/SConstruct and find the two instances of ParseConfig and remove the "sh " bit before the sdl-config call (sdl-config is a standard file installed with SDL I beleive which locates SDL library directory based on the OS its run on?). (note, scons still wont work on Windows so you just might have to revert to autotools for Windows builds :(
Regards Kieran On 7/24/07, donkyhotay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is probably something basic but I've never used scons before and am having a little trouble. I assume to use scons it's simply a matter of going into the correct directory and typing: scons and it should configure and compile automatically. Now when I do this I get: [snip] which makes it look like a SDL library is missing. There is no libsdlconfig that I am aware of and according to the website no new libraries are required for compiling that weren't required under cmake (except fribidi which I have already installed). Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? It'd be nice to be able to test the latest version.
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