--------------78487D27947F1217419335D2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dave Peticolas wrote: > Richard -Gilligan- Uschold writes: > > > > ./autogen.sh --enable-opt-style-install > > make >& make.err.txt > > > > This got rid of about 10% of the undefined references, though the ones mentio > > above are still there. Below is a list of all of the packages and versions I > > installed recently to compile gnucash. > > Ok, to make sure that g-wrap was re-run after you upgraded, delete > 'src/guile/gnc.c' and re-run 'make'. > I deleted 'src/guile/gnc.c' 'config.cache' ran 'make clean' and ran: 7 pluto gnucash-latest> ./autogen.sh --enable-opt-style-install --prefix=/opt 6 pluto gnucash-latest> make >& make.err.txt Same 2800 errors as before Then I tried 'make distclean' Which removed 'src/guile/gnc.c' as well as other stuff, including config.cache 7 pluto gnucash-latest> ./autogen.sh --enable-opt-style-install --prefix=/opt 6 pluto gnucash-latest> make >& make.err.txt Same 2800 errors as before > Incidentally, --enable-opt-style-install will change the paths > used to install gnucash, but won't change the basic directory > prefix where gnucash will be installed (it will still go in > /usr/local). > > Generally when you provide --enable-opt-style-install, you also > will provide a --prefix=dir argument, where dir is '/opt' or > '/usr/local/opt'. > > dave By the way, I'm using '--enable-opt-style-install --prefix=/opt' to prevent any gnucash-1.5.2 files fro conflicting with my current version 1.4.4. These options seemed to be the ones to use. Is this correct? -- Gilligan | __o .oooO /| _ \<,_ ( ) /p|\ (_)/ (_) \ ( Oooo. / | \ ------------ \_) ( ) ======== ) / ======== gilligan@mpinet.net (_/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ uschold@cs.ucf.edu --------------78487D27947F1217419335D2 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> Dave Peticolas wrote:Richard -Gilligan- Uschold writes:I deleted 'src/guile/gnc.c' 'config.cache' ran 'make clean' and ran:
>
> ./autogen.sh --enable-opt-style-install
> make >& make.err.txt
>
> This got rid of about 10% of the undefined references, though the ones mentio
> above are still there. Below is a list of all of the packages and versions I
> installed recently to compile gnucash.Ok, to make sure that g-wrap was re-run after you upgraded, delete
'src/guile/gnc.c' and re-run 'make'.
7 pluto gnucash-latest> ./autogen.sh --enable-opt-style-install --prefix=/opt
6 pluto gnucash-latest> make >& make.err.txt
Same 2800 errors as beforeThen I tried
'make distclean' Which removed 'src/guile/gnc.c' as well as other stuff, including config.cache
7 pluto gnucash-latest> ./autogen.sh --enable-opt-style-install --prefix=/opt
6 pluto gnucash-latest> make >& make.err.txt
Same 2800 errors as beforeIncidentally, --enable-opt-style-install will change the pathsBy the way, I'm using '--enable-opt-style-install --prefix=/opt' to prevent any gnucash-1.5.2 files fro conflicting with my current version 1.4.4. These options seemed to be the ones to use. Is this correct?
used to install gnucash, but won't change the basic directory
prefix where gnucash will be installed (it will still go in
/usr/local).Generally when you provide --enable-opt-style-install, you also
will provide a --prefix=dir argument, where dir is '/opt' or
'/usr/local/opt'.dave
-- Gilligan | __o .oooO /| _ \<,_ ( ) /p|\ (_)/ (_) \ ( Oooo. / | \ ------------ \_) ( ) ======== ) / ======== gilligan@mpinet.net (_/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ uschold@cs.ucf.edu