On 01/20/18 03:57, Antonio Scuri wrote:
No. The LuaBinaries is optional.
Best,
Scuri
G'day Scuri,
Thanks for the super-fast reply. Here's the problematic two paragraphs
from the earlier message, where the Lua program uses an explicit path
that seems to require the tree:
Tecmake: starting [ imlua_process51:Linux413_64 ]
if [ ! -d ../obj/imlua_process51/Linux413_64/Lua51 ] ; then mkdir -p
../obj/imlua_process51/Linux413_64/Lua51 ; fi
Tecmake: generating im_processconvert.lua ...
../../lua5.1/bin/Linux413_64/lua5.1 bin2c.lua lua5/im_processconvert.lua
> lua5/lh/im_processconvert.lh
/bin/sh: 1: ../../lua5.1/bin/Linux413_64/lua5.1: not found
../tecmake.mak:1717: recipe for target 'lua5/lh/im_processconvert.lh'
failed
make[1]: *** [lua5/lh/im_processconvert.lh] Error 127
Makefile:45: recipe for target 'imlua_process5' failed
make: *** [imlua_process5] Error 2
Running the Lua script bin2c.lua fails, because the program:
../../lua5.1/bin/Linux413_64/lua5.1
is not found by the shell:
/bin/sh: 1: ../../lua5.1/bin/Linux413_64/lua5.1: not found
Is there some code, executed previously, that makes the OS-installed
version of Lua available at that path, where LuaBinaries is not
present? The relative path seems to strongly imply that the build
expects LuaBinaries is installed at this point.
Alternately, is there some additional configuration code, not documented
in the GNU/Linux build descriptions for the various packages, that is
relevant to this build error?
Your patience with me, and being responsive, generous and open to
my messages, looking at potential misunderstandings and/or problems,
is very muchly appreciated. Thanks again in advance for your
consideration.
cheers,
sur-behoffski (Brenton Hoff)
programmer, Grouse Software
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