Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Using autoconf is great, but you missed one oppurtunity to make it
> > even greater. For us with several architectures it is very handy to
> > be able to compile separately from the same source tree using the
> > VPATH feature of make. This is all supported by autoconf, but it is
> > currently not possible to do this with lilypond (or yodl).
>
> Please read the file Documentation/automake.urgh. Hanwen and Jan
> did a very serious attempt to use automake but decided to try the
> current solution instead. It's probably possible to extend stepmake
> to use VPATH, but I leave that question to the main authors.
>
> So far you should run configure directly in the lilypond-xxx/ directory
> to avoid the errors you attached.
I see. But I still haven't managed to even install Yodl.
I am compiling on Solaris 2.4 with gcc and GNU make.
Problem 1: Two files in the macros subdir contained the initial text
"#!bash". This is not UNIX. It might work under Linux or something,
but it definitely didn't work under Solaris. Changing it to
#!/bin/bash worked for me.
Problem 2: Using "install -d ${installdir}" is not a good idea. The
install used is GNU install.
make[2]: Entering directory `/sw/src/yodl-1.30.16/src/yodl'
true
/sw/local/bin/install -c -d /sw/local/bin
/sw/local/bin/install: /sw/local/bin: Not owner
I have write permission in /sw/local/bin, but I don't own it. Why do
people always assume that everybody installs all programs as root?
After fixing these problems I get:
/sw/local/bin/install: /sw/local/share/yodl/chartables: Not a directory
I give up.
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David K�gedal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.lysator.liu.se/~davidk/
