Citando Ryan Schmidt : > > On Oct 11, 2008, at 07:50, Emmanuel Hainry wrote: > >>> Another factor (though I think we're just discussing philosphy, not >>> immediate plans): Every port maintainer and core developer uses >>> Xcode. >> >> Such a statement had to have an exception: I no longer use Xcode as my >> powerbook is now dead. I use the build tools provided by my linux >> distribution. Note that it becomes difficult as MacPorts trunk >> believes >> I don't have gcc installed just because my gcc is not the same version >> as Apple's. > > Do you encounter an error message or worse? If so, that could be a > MacPorts bug. Of course we want MacPorts to basically work on other > operating systems, but many of us have never tested it on other than Mac > OS X. So let us know what's wrong. >
I get an error message, yes:
DEBUG: Executing org.macports.configure
Error: Target org.macports.configure returned: Invalid value for
configure.compiler
My way of dealing with that was to modify a few lines in
portconfigure.tcl: there's a
switch -exact "${os.platform} ${os.major}" {
block that sets configure.compiler for the different darwins. I added a
line "default" that sets it as gcc, g++, cpp. Not sure if that is the
good way to do however.
Emmanuel
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