Hi, Le 7 nov. 2013 $(D+"(B 02:30, Lundberg, Johannes a $(D+1(Bcrit :
> Hi > > I just installed UnitKit from svn on FreeBSD and wanted to share my > experience. > > Running gmake from the root folder generates an error at > #include <UnitKit/UKRunner.h> > in ToolSource/main.m because UnitKit is not installed yet (just build it). > > So I need to go to Source/FrameworkSource and run "sudo -E gmake install" and > then I can build the ukrun tool. > > It's no big deal but I thought I'd mention it.. If you are building UnitKit inside the trunk/Etoile directory structure, that's weird. I just build it yesterday from scratch without such issue on Linux. Source/FrameworkSource/GNUmakefile includes etoile.make that creates UnitKit header directory and UnitKit.framework in the Etoile/Build directory, so ToolSource/GNUmakefile can normally find these (because it includes etoile.make too). Take a look at your Etoile/Build directory and see if UnitKit and UnitKit.framework are missing, when you build Source/FrameworkSource. Cheers, Quentin. _______________________________________________ Etoile-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-dev
