Hi all,
I've not been able to compile any snapshots for about a month now. With the latest one, I get as far as "sh autogen.sh" but "./configure" brings up an error (I hope I'm using the right commands):
./ltconfig: can't open input file: ./ltconfig
configure: error: libtool configure failed
Originally, when I decided to compile Exult for the first time, I downloaded and installed the tools automake, autoconf, libtool, SDL by myself (which worked), but was told by Fingolfin on #exult that I should have used Fink to install them (because it automatically configures them for my platform).
I decided to use Fink then to install the packages, and since then have not been able to compile Exult. I assumed that Fink would overwrite the tools I already had installed with its own versions, but I'm probably wrong here. What should I do to fix this?
Thanks in advance
Mac OS X compile problems
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Re: Mac OS X compile problems
try to get a hold of Fingolfin in #exult. As he is the only one working on the Mac port he is your best bet.
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Re: Mac OS X compile problems
oh, I see, you finally got him
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Re: Mac OS X compile problems
Fink doesn't overwrite anything you already have, as that would be a very bad thing indeed. It installs all its stuff into /sw by default. If you manually installe stuff before in /usr/local/, you may want to get rid of that.
Re: Mac OS X compile problems
If you get a chance, please try out the Mac OS X binaries of RC 1, if they work properly for you or not, and report your findings to me (best via email).
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