On Wed, 2007-07-04 at 12:29 -0700, Raoul Duke wrote:
> hello,
> I tried the direct approach noted in the post (url above) but didn't
> figure out how to get that to work either, it seemed to be off by a
> couple of directory levels:
> > ${PWD}/bin/flx --test=${PWD} mytest.flx
> SYSTEM FAILURE
> No .flx or .par file for name std found in path:
> /Users/jon/Documents/Development/felix-1.1.1/lib/felix/lib
The command looks correct .. the path doesn't .. assuming
Felix is in
/Users/jon/Documents/Development/felix-1.1.1
then there's an extraneous 'felix/lib' at the end.
The 'right way' to install Felix is just to copy
the development directory tree intact, edit
bin/flx line 3:
INSTALL_ROOT=/usr/local/lib/felix/felix-1.1.4_x1
to the directory you copied to, and then put
bin/flx on your path somewhere. Then you can just say
flx filename.flx
--
John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net>
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