Op zaterdag 4 augustus 2018 22:09:29 CEST schreef John Ralls:
> Do
> sudo rm -rf /usr/local/lib/gnucash
> sudo rm -f /usr/local/lib/libgnc*
> clean your build directory and try again.
>
> Regards,
> John Ralls
While this will allow your new build to complete it will not remove all traces
of
Thanks all for your assistance. I learned a bit about using cmake and
John and Colin allowed me to clean up the old files so I now have a
functioning GC-3.2 on my frequently upgraded LM 19 without a fresh
install. Thanks again to all. Mike
On 08/04/2018 01:18 PM, Colin Law wrote:
On 4
On 4 August 2018 at 21:09, John Ralls wrote:
> Do
> sudo rm -rf /usr/local/lib/gnucash
>
be very careful when you do this, for example if you accidentally put a
space after the first / then you would delete the whole file system. When
I have to do such things I usually do
cd
Do
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/lib/gnucash
sudo rm -f /usr/local/lib/libgnc*
clean your build directory and try again.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Aug 4, 2018, at 9:21 AM, Michael via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> Geert, Thanks for the reply. type gnucash gives /usr/local/bin/gnucash, but
> that
Geert, Thanks for the reply. type gnucash gives /usr/local/bin/gnucash,
but that seems to be an old 2.6.21 install that no longer works. There
is a working 2.6.21 in a $HOME/build-folder, but it doesn't show up.
I cleared the guile ccache with no improvement.
Looks like I should think about
The symbol gnc-build-userdata-path is defined in libgnc-core-utils.so or it
should be. It is a new symbol for gnucash 3.x.
Is the install of gnucash 2.6 installed in /usr or /usr/local ? Then your
build may be picking up the wrong libgnc-core-utils.so.
What do you get when you enter
type
Michael,
I think Steve is on the right track. You normally don't want to install
into the build directory itself as it contains the build instructions
and these then cannot be reused.
If you do want to install under your home directory $HOME/.local works
OK. If you have never installed from the
Geert, You may be right. Over a few years, I have built or installed
several 2.6.x versions, including 2.6.21 which is still on the machine.
It may be that I am looking at a clean install. I don't know how I would
get rid of all the old installs and associated files. A more complete
log
Thanks Steve, I'll try the setup you used. I was able to build 2.6.21
with my approach, but it doesn't use cmake.
I did notice the line with ice-9/boot... and the undefined variable, but
had no idea what it was about. Apparently it is common with scheme.
The path where the other .go files
On 08/03/2018 11:12 AM, Michael via gnucash-user wrote:
> Thanks for the reply David,
>
> I am building in ~/build-32. Extracted tar file is in
> ~/Downloads/Applications/gnucash-3.2.
>
> Command (from build-32) is 'cmake
> -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/build-32 -DWITH_AQBANKING=OFF
>
Thanks for the reply David,
I am building in ~/build-32. Extracted tar file is in
~/Downloads/Applications/gnucash-3.2.
Command (from build-32) is 'cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/build-32
-DWITH_AQBANKING=OFF ../Downloads/Applications/gnucash-3.2'. Then make
(with '>& log.txt' added).
Op vrijdag 3 augustus 2018 01:15:31 CEST schreef Michael via gnucash-user:
> I am trying to build gnucash-3.2 on Linux Mint just upgraded to 19.
> cmake was successful. make fails at about 30%. Generating
> ../../lib/gnucash/scm/ccache/2.0/gnucash/core-utils.go. recipe for
> target failed.
>
Mike,
It may be possible that there is a dependency that cmake doesn't check
for that may be missing. There would normally be an error message in
the output somewhere just before the "recipe for target failed"
message. If when you run make you use
make >& log.txt
you can dump the make output to
I am trying to build gnucash-3.2 on Linux Mint just upgraded to 19.
cmake was successful. make fails at about 30%. Generating
../../lib/gnucash/scm/ccache/2.0/gnucash/core-utils.go. recipe for
target failed.
I thought I had it made when cmake worked. Any ideas? Mike
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