On 08/02/2011 07:30 PM, Travis Griggs wrote:
I've got an ambitious goal. I put together a little workspace script in VisualWorks. It takes two input parameters, and spits stuff out on stdout.
That's very similar (though simpler) to what gst-remote does.
I'd like to realize it as a command line program, but using GST. I'm running on OSX (Lion). I have a colleague who's running on OSX (Snow Leopard).
The program should be completely portable.
I'd like to be able to put it together on my mac. And then share it with him, hoping I can just Skype him a couple of files.
Why can't you email them instead of using proprietary software (and worse protocols)? ;)
I'd love to show that I could do this in one day, I'm skeptical, but prepared to be wowed. Am I dreaming too big?
I don't think compiling should be included in the time. Otherwise, I'm sure it's doable in five minutes by someone with your experience.
My first issue, is that I git cloned the latest sources (as per http://smalltalk.gnu.org/download/cvs) and now want to follow the OSX build directions located at (http://smalltalk.gnu.org/wiki/building-gst-guides). Problem is, I don't have a 'configure' script in the checked out repository.
The guide is missing "autoreconf -vi" which is instead present in the "official" page at http://smalltalk.gnu.org/download/cvs.
If you do not want any goodies (cairo, SDL, whatever) that's fine. Otherwise building gst is not too easy, just like I'm sure VisualWorks isn't. :)
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