Just learnt something new :>.
Done.
Cheers,
Berin[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Berin,
Can you just do a chmod on those two repository files? That will save multiple emails about this when people check out from CVS. The previous versions of runConfigure and configure did have these privileges on checkout.
I tried to do it, but I don't have the necessary permissions.
Thanks!
Dave
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Colin,
We did a piece of work on the weekend to move the source code into the xalanc directory, so that all includes for Xalan-C will now be prefixed by the package name. (Better for installation onto UNIX systems.)
Files out of CVS are written as straight text, so you need to set the permissions for executable files explicitly. If you do a "chmod 755 runConfigure configure" then I think you should be fine.
After that, the build process should be the same as normal.
Note that any "cvs update" that impacts these files will not change their permissions. It's only when you do a clean checkout that you get this problem.
Cheers, Berin
From: Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: CVS Date: 02/07/2003 15:27:57 To: [email protected]
"david" == david n bertoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
david> CVS information is here:
david> http://xml.apache.org/cvs.html
Right - next - how do I do a build (on linux)?
The documentation on the web-site for 1.5 clearly no longer applies:
1) There is no runConfigure in the c/src directory - I guessed at changing to c/src/xalanc. 2) In c/src/xalanc, runConfigure is not executable, so I get permission denied. 3) Trying to run it with the sh command still results in permission denied, this time for configure:
Generating makefiles with the following options ... Platform: linux C Compiler: gcc C++ Compiler: c++ Extra compile options: Extra link options: Thread option: bitsToBuild option: 32 Extra configure options: Debug is OFF
./runConfigure: line 412: ./configure: Permission denied
If the result of the above commands look OK to you, go to the directory /home/colin/xml-xalan/c/src and type "gmake" or "make" to make the
XALAN-C system.
Note: You must use GNU make to use the Xalan Makefile.
-- Colin Paul Adams Preston Lancashire
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