Hi. As part of my efforts to get mono working on Mac
OS X I need to install compress-zlib-pm581 to meet a
dependency. Unfortunately this always fails. The
output follows:
fink install compress-zlib-pm581
Information about 3848 packages read in 4 seconds.
The following package will be installed or
Hello Alexander and Gecko,
I think I realized what my problem was. I had tried to do this in my
.profile file previously, but I now recall that these different files are
read in order, and instructions taken from the first one read.
It finally worked when I changed both the .profile and the
Thanks to everybody who pointed me in the right direction. I'm
embarrassed that the answer was in the faq since that was the first
place I looked for possible solutions.
On Aug 20, 2004, at 8:18 AM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Doug Wade wrote:
/usr/local/include/ncurses.h:239: error: conflicting types
I'm using an iBook G4 800, with OS X 10.3.5, latest
developer tools (xCode 1.5, I think), and the latest
fink. The pwlib compile is failing, with a very long
error message. Below, I have copied the last command
executed in the make process and the resulting errors.
Thanks in advance for any
I put a new release of PostgreSQL in unstable, 7.3.7, and 7.4.5. I
think it's finally ready for stable, it's looking pretty solid, so
please, if you install it and have any luck (or no luck) with it, let me
know.
Thanks!
--
Benjamin Reed, a.k.a. Ranger Rick
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Hi there,
I'd like to use my abook adressbook on Darwin, too, but it seems there
is no abook port in fink anymore.
So I just tried to install abook from sources using the fink includes
and libraries.
But when I execute ./configure --includedir=/sw/include/ --libdir=/sw/lib
I get this error:
***
Hello, everyone.
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(BI want to install fink0.7.0. I've already installed fink0.6.2 and MacGIMP1.2.3.
(BBut, I have significant ploblem. When I read "Fink ReadMe.rtf", I found this...
(B
(B"Do not use this installer if you have MacGIMP or OpenOSX.com's GIMP package
(Binstalled."
(B
(BI
On Aug 23, 2004, at 10:47 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, everyone.
I want to install fink0.7.0. I've already installed fink0.6.2 and
MacGIMP1.2.3.
But, I have significant ploblem. When I read Fink ReadMe.rtf, I
found this...
Do not use this installer if you have MacGIMP or OpenOSX.com's
Le 23 août 2004, à 16:09, Arvid Warnecke a écrit :
Hi there,
I'd like to use my abook adressbook on Darwin, too, but it seems there
is no abook port in fink anymore.
So I just tried to install abook from sources using the fink includes
and libraries.
But when I execute ./configure
Sean wrote:
I'm using an iBook G4 800, with OS X 10.3.5, latest
developer tools (xCode 1.5, I think), and the latest
fink. The pwlib compile is failing, with a very long
error message. Below, I have copied the last command
executed in the make process and the resulting errors.
Thanks in advance
--- Martin Costabel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean wrote:
I'm using an iBook G4 800, with OS X 10.3.5,
latest
developer tools (xCode 1.5, I think), and the
latest
fink. The pwlib compile is failing, with a very
long
error message. Below, I have copied the last
command
executed in
Sean wrote:
[]
Why on earth should I install gcc 3.1, when I have
gcc3.3? Especially since I am using OSX10.3, which
uses 3.3 by default and I have no interest in
compiling for 10.2.
This has nothing to do with 10.2. There are some programs that do not
compile correctly with gcc-3.3. They need to
Sean wrote:
The strange thing about the first error, though, is
that the file in question, contain.h, refers to
INT_MAX, not __INT_MAX__. It is only in the limits.h
file that INT_MAX is defined as __INT_MAX__. Here are
the lines(11-13):
#ifndef __INT_MAX__
#define __INT_MAX__ 2147483647
#endif
So,
Understandable, but then shouldn't pwlib have that as
a build dependency? Note that pwlib 1.5.2-12 seems to
have built and installed on my system just fine. So I
think that fink should be able to handle the
situation, even if it means some of my packages get
held back because they depend on the
Let's see. These are all of the limits.h files on my
machine:
/System/Library/Frameworks/Kernel.framework/Versions/A/Headers/bsd/i386/limits.h
/System/Library/Frameworks/Kernel.framework/Versions/A/Headers/bsd/ppc/limits.h
Sean wrote:
[]
Running the following command:
grep INT_MAX `locate limits.h`
Every file that defines INT_MAX eventually defines
it as a number through #ifndef clauses or directly.
So, I guess it's just a gcc preprocessor
incompatibility, and should have a build depend or
something.
This is hard
--- Martin Costabel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean wrote:
[]
Running the following command:
grep INT_MAX `locate limits.h`
Every file that defines INT_MAX eventually
defines
it as a number through #ifndef clauses or
directly.
So, I guess it's just a gcc preprocessor
--- Martin Costabel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean wrote:
[]
Running the following command:
grep INT_MAX `locate limits.h`
Every file that defines INT_MAX eventually
defines
it as a number through #ifndef clauses or
directly.
So, I guess it's just a gcc preprocessor
On Tue, Aug 24, 2004 at 12:30:15AM +0200, Martin Costabel wrote:
Sean wrote:
[]
Why on earth should I install gcc 3.1, when I have
gcc3.3? Especially since I am using OSX10.3, which
uses 3.3 by default and I have no interest in
compiling for 10.2.
This has nothing to do with 10.2. There
I have not had gcc3.1 on my system since the xtools 1.2 upgrade, so
when I read the discussion that the problem was a lack of this compiler
version, I reinstalled it from the xtools 1.5 upgrade, and pwlib
compiled with no problem.
Gary K Olson
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