On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 12:42:06PM -0800, Istvan Albert wrote:
-> On Feb 10, 2:44?pm, "Alex Nolley" <[email protected]> wrote:
->
-> > Hmm, you say all binaries built with cmake fail; have you made a custom
-> > Makefile then?
->
-> yes, I ran cmake -> it built a Makefile -> I ran make
->
-> FWIW if I build it by hand, same result
Hi, Istvan,
I got seqdb2 compiled & running on two different Linux boxes and my Mac
OS X laptop, so it must be something platform specific... it would be
great if you could help us track it down. (I installed both the Linux
boxes, and they're both running Debian, so odds are it's weird on our
setup ;)
I get the error message you see when executing 'dbread', because it
doesn't do any argument checking, but my bin/fadbm works fine:
bin/fadbm tests/test.fa
What happens if you try running nosetests on your Linux version?
Also, more generally, once I start using --pedantic-errors, the 'long
long' type (64bit integer) is no longer supported because it's not in
ISO C++. Any suggestions on how to deal with this? ;)
thanks,
--titus
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