Re: [Mono-dev] Building XSP on MacOSX?

2012-07-01 Thread Robert Jordan

On 30.06.2012 03:50, Rob Wilkens wrote:

I managed to get XSP to build on MacOSX but it was not pretty.

When i downloaded it from git (g...@github.com:mono/xsp) autogen was
failing at the configure script.  What i did was just comment out the
parts that were failing, then build and install and i was left with a
working fresh compiled XSP.

I had another issue though: It wasn't using my development version of
mono (which the environment variables were pointing at), it was using
(it appeared) the system-wide installed version.  That probably had
something to do with the lines i commented out of the configure script
which had to do with detecting mono and mono installed assemblies.


Use the --with-runtime option.

{./configure|./autogen.sh} --with-runtime=/path/to/your/mono-executable

Robert


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Re: [Mono-dev] Building XSP on MacOSX?

2012-07-01 Thread Rob Wilkens
On 07/01/2012 09:02 AM, Robert Jordan wrote:
 On 30.06.2012 03:50, Rob Wilkens wrote:
 I managed to get XSP to build on MacOSX but it was not pretty.

 When i downloaded it from git (g...@github.com:mono/xsp) autogen was
 failing at the configure script.  What i did was just comment out the
 parts that were failing, then build and install and i was left with a
 working fresh compiled XSP.

 I had another issue though: It wasn't using my development version of
 mono (which the environment variables were pointing at), it was using
 (it appeared) the system-wide installed version.  That probably had
 something to do with the lines i commented out of the configure script
 which had to do with detecting mono and mono installed assemblies.

 Use the --with-runtime option.

 {./configure|./autogen.sh} --with-runtime=/path/to/your/mono-executable

 Robert


I read your message about an hour too late.  What I wound up doing:  I
had already installed the alpha version of mono from the website
download.  It installed to /usr/bin.  So I copied my monolocal directory
to /usr (From mono-local-install dir: cp -R * /usr)..  Did what i needed
to do i guess.  I solved the problem i was trying to fix anyway.  Turns
out the problem wasn't 100% my code, but code which i depended on
working correctly which was not.  Small oversight in the caller to the
function i modified, that's fixed now in my pull request.

-Rob

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[Mono-dev] Building XSP on MacOSX?

2012-06-30 Thread Rob Wilkens
I managed to get XSP to build on MacOSX but it was not pretty.

When i downloaded it from git (g...@github.com:mono/xsp) autogen was
failing at the configure script.  What i did was just comment out the
parts that were failing, then build and install and i was left with a
working fresh compiled XSP.

I had another issue though: It wasn't using my development version of
mono (which the environment variables were pointing at), it was using
(it appeared) the system-wide installed version.  That probably had
something to do with the lines i commented out of the configure script
which had to do with detecting mono and mono installed assemblies.

I think i saw the latest patch to XSP was 4 months ago, so i wonder if
it's still being maintained or no one knew of the mac issues, or, more
likely, i'm missing a parameter to autogen.sh (I didn't _see_ anything
about it in a README but i might've missed it).


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