On Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 03:36:41AM +0200, Tuomo Valkonen wrote:
> On 2007-12-14 01:55 +0100, Albert Shih wrote:
> > Of course It's what I'm going to do (try), but the ports collection make all
> > dependency, and it's very fine technics. 
> 
> Ion doesn't have many non-standard dependencies. Most systems have X11R6
> libraries installed, of which no particular version is needed (aside from
> bugs in some versions, in particular in relation to XGetTextProperty...).
> Some libc related aspects need to be configured in system.mk (some systems
> have some components sanely as separate, and others have monolithic libc),
> but aside from that, the only non-standard dependency that needs
> installation, is Lua. Lua is also quite easy to install: it has ANSI C
> as its only dependency. (However, some versions of Lua's Makefiles set
> broken permissions... But installing from ports or so may fix them.)
> 
> -- 
> Tuomo
> 

if  you  say  so... maybe right w.r.t. dependencies on libs.
otherwise:

I  tried it again with yesterday's version and I should have
known better: trying to compile ion3 "manually" under MacOSX
is  a  nightmare  for  anybody  not  up  to his waist in the
internals of gcc and differences introduced by apple.

is  there  *anbody*  out  there  able  to  compile  it under
macos???

I gave up (again...). problems (to the extent that they have
surfaced) are related to several gcc/ld flags not  available
under MacOS:

-shared
-whole-archive
-export-dynamic

and  librt:  is  that  supposedly  a  standard lib? it's not
there.

tuomo,  man, get a hold of yourself (or, rather, the licence
text), so that it is again sufficient that _one_ guy  solves
it  _once_  and  puts in back in the repository. it can't be
that much fun to see users suffer. or can it? I,  at  least,
am fed up with trying. that's no longer a manageble average-
user task.

and,  of  course,  if  in  the  end it were possible to find
makefiles and/or system.mk  versions  on  your  side,  it'll
help.  but  I'm  at  least  obviously  not  in a position to
contribute  these  for  MacOSX.  (and  it  only   seems   an
unnecessary  complication  in comparison to having it in the
repositories. but I suspect your attitude is uncorrectable.)

joerg

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