Andrew Fischer <[email protected]> writes: > I've spent a few days part-time trying to build with Xcode 3.25, and > the gnu tools that come with Xcode. There is a lot to learn, even > for someone familiar with gcc, make and shell scripting.
The build is definitely a pig. > At the moment it is stopping with a compile error in one of the routines > that use BerkeleyDB. > My guess is that the code was written for bdb 4.4 and I installed > BerkeleyDB 5.1.25. If you report the error, we might be able to figure it out but (a) do you need really BDB spooling (b) why not try an older version otherwise -- 4.8 works for me in GNU/Linux. > What I'm really trying to do is get FSL ( > http://www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl/index.html ) , a brain imaging data tool > set, to run on sge. I'd rather be a user than a developer. I haven't looked, but is there something about it which demands BDB spooling? That seems unlikely. Why not try building with just classic spooling and try that? You can typically leave out SSL too, if you don't need the security feature. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
