I am not able to build qooxdoo 0.7.3 on Linux or Solaris.

When I try "make source" I get the message:

    [exec]   INITIALIZATION:
     [exec]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
     [exec]   * Processing arguments...

     [exec]   SOURCE LOADER:
     [exec]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
     [exec]   * Indexing class paths...
     [exec]     - Indexing:
../../qooxdoo-sdk/frontend/framework/source/class
     [exec]       - 456 classes were found
     [exec]   * Resolving dependencies:
..............................................................................................................................................................Could
not parse file qx.io.remote.__init__
     [exec] Generally this means that there is a syntactial problem with
your source-code.
     [exec] Please omit the usage of nested comments like '/* foo /* bar
*/'.


It builds fine on Windows/Cygwin.

I downloaded the latest SVN snapshot (as of Feb 21, 2008) in the
legacy_0_7_x branch and get the same problem - works on windows not linux.

It looks like it is dying when processing comment blocks - If I remove the
comment blocks in the offending file it will progress further, only to fail
on another file (like qx.core.Property.js)

Some of the files where the errors occur have not changed in months, so I am
guessing it is the build scripts (tokenizer.py or comment.py). The build was
working in Qooxdoo 0.7.2 on unix.

I tried upgrading  python from 2.3 to  2.5 (what I have on WIndows) but the
problem remains.

Any Ideas???

Thanks
Mike Shillinger
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