I suggest you give up on this project temporarily. You will need to get a
version of makeinfo which is at least 5.00 or greater. You can probably
do so from http://finkproject.org/ once you have downloaded and installed
the fink project installer from that site. Next you need to learn how to
use the fink installer. A command like fink install makeinfo is
ultimately what you will use if makeinfo info is at or beyond version 5.00
on finkproject.org. Once makeinfo is upgraded, you can then return to
liblouis building. Another possibility may be to update makeinfo from the
apple store if a version is available for your hardware at the apple
store. Before I end this message I should also mention homebrew though I
have no url for that and macports.com. There is also mac-updates.com to
check and ninite.com. At least those are the updates sites I know about.
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2014, Laurel wrote:
Hello,
I'm installing a program on my mac called Liblouis. This is an open
source program that allows people to write braille translation tables,
so for example I can make a braille translation table in Armenian, a
language not currently available for use with a braille display.
Anyway, I'm using terminal to get it all set up through the configure
file, which is a unix exicutible file. Everything is going well for
the most part, but I'm getting this one error that I can't work
around. In terminal, I see the following 3 lines
checking for makeinfo... yes
checking for makeinfo version >= 5... no
configure: error: Program 'makeinfo' version >= 5 is required.
Keep in mind, this program is designed to run both on mac OS and
Linux. So, what do I do to resolve this error?
Thanks
Laurel
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