When I couldn't get GnuBG to compile on my Mac, I decided to port
GnuBG to CMake. I only needed the command-line version for my project,
so I didn't carry on to make it compile the GUI, but CMake does a much
better job of cross-platform compilation than autotools, and the files
are much easier to configure too, so if anyone's interested in
continuing the port, please do get in touch.
Paul
Christian Anthon wrote:
Achim Mueller wrote:
* Michael Petch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080407 09:27]:
One question I have, and it may have been related to the pango fix.
Where
did you install Fink? Is it in a directory that happens to contain ".a"
(Without the quotes) somewhere in the path? I seem to recall now the
pango
issue may have been because I was building into a path that has
GnuBG.app in
the middle of it (/Applications/GnuBG.app/Contents/MacOS/fink). I think
there was a SED bug in a script that incorrectly transforms the ".a"
in the
middle to something else (The intent was that they were trying to
rename
some files with .a extensions to .la .
Fink is in /sw, pango in /sw/include/pango-1.0/.
If you have installed fink into a place other than the default you
could try
seeing what happens if you build using the default install paths.
I didn't change anything.
Ciao
Achim
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Hi Achim,
when you get things working, perhaps you could add to the INSTALL file
with instructions for people wanting to build gnubg on macs.
Christian.
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