On 1/6/09 8:56 PM, Werner LEMBERG said: >> I've done: >> >> sh autogen.sh >> >> Is that the right procedure? > >Have you checked the prerequisites as described in README.CVS?
I naively assumed that since I have the newest OS and Xcode that it would be reasonably new, but it is version 1.5.22. >I suspect that your libtoolize script is too old. The `--install' >option has been introduced in libtool version 2.2 (March 2008). Since >the configure script and its auxiliary files are distributed with the >final tarball I always use the newest versions of automake, autoconf, >and libtool, if necessary. > >However, autogen.sh contains a function `check_too_version' to test >whether libtoolize (and Darwin's glibtoolize) version is too old. Can >you please find out why this has failed for you? The full output is below. I believe it reports the version testing error: $ sh autogen.sh autogen.sh: line 55: test: 1.10: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 59: test: 1.10: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 67: test: 1.10: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 71: test: 1.10: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 55: test: 1.5.22: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 59: test: 1.5.22: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 67: test: 1.5.22: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 71: test: 1.5.22: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 55: test: 2.61: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 59: test: 2.61: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 67: test: 2.61: integer expression expected autogen.sh: line 71: test: 2.61: integer expression expected generating `configure.ac' running `aclocal -I . --force' running `glibtoolize --force --copy --install' glibtoolize: unrecognized option `--install' Try `glibtoolize --help' for more information. error while running `glibtoolize --force --copy --install' So what is your recommendation? Installing a separate glibtoolize? -- ____________________________________________________________ Sean McBride, B. Eng s...@rogue-research.com Rogue Research www.rogue-research.com Mac Software Developer Montréal, Québec, Canada _______________________________________________ Freetype-devel mailing list Freetype-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel
