In article <0ffe5f0a56.matt...@sinenomine.freeserve.co.uk>,
Matthew Phillips wrote:
> I then managed to update my autobuilder installation to pick up your new
> commits relating to gpsbabel
> I tried running
> cd ~/gccsdk/build
> ../autobuilder/build -v gpsbabel
> It starts by trying Qt5Bas
In message <5605f55f4echr...@care4free.net>
on 29 Jan 2017 Chris Gransden wrote:
> In article <399fb40556.matt...@sinenomine.freeserve.co.uk>,
>Matthew Phillips wrote:
>
> > $ cd build
> > $ ../autobuilder/build -v wget
>
> > as instructed. As with gpsbabel the first thing it tries to do
In article <399fb40556.matt...@sinenomine.freeserve.co.uk>,
Matthew Phillips wrote:
> $ cd build
> $ ../autobuilder/build -v wget
> as instructed. As with gpsbabel the first thing it tries to do is fetch and
> compile native-zip. Again, after doing the patching, make starts and we get
> the s
In message <560575292cchr...@care4free.net>
on 28 Jan 2017 Chris Gransden wrote:
> In article ,
>Matthew Phillips wrote:
>
> > I then tried
> > ./build -d cli/gpsbabel
>
> It looks like you're running the build from the autobuilder folder which is
> why you're getting errors.
> First crea
In article ,
Matthew Phillips wrote:
> ./build -d cli/gpsbabel
gpsbabel has now been added to the autobuilder.
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In article ,
Matthew Phillips wrote:
> I then tried
> ./build -d cli/gpsbabel
It looks like you're running the build from the autobuilder folder which is
why you're getting errors.
First create a build folder in the gccsdk folder then create a file in the
build folder called build-setvars.
Pu
I am trying the autobuilder for the first time. I am using Linux Mint and I
seem to have downloaded and compiled GCCSDK successfully. I built a little
program of "Hello, world" complexity,compiled it, and ran it successfully on
RISC OS.
Next I tried to set up a new package for the autobuilder to b
