Christian Lohmaier a écrit : Hi Christian,
> Did you clean the build-tree after changing configure flags or did you > just try to continue with the changed configure values? > > No, just re-executed the .config command with changed flags, this is how I compile my ports on FreeBSD. Do you have to clean everything out each time ? If so, then how ? If a build goes wrong, is it best to clean it out with a make clean, before starting again ? > Building mozilla from source requires GTK-development and other libraries > like glib. Those in turn probably require other tools like pango, ... So > when you want to compile mozilla yourself instead of using the precompiled > packages, then I suggest using fink or some other package manager > to get the prerequisites. > But building mozilla more than once (to create prebuilt mozilla packages) does > not make much sense, since it only wastes time.. But as there are precompiled > mozilla packages already, you could of course just download those.. > Well I downloaded the binaries, and put them in the download folder of the moz directory, but then the config command complained that it couldn't find the moz libraries and that I needed to download the tarball sources !!! It's a good job I'm used to building other stuff on FreeBSD, else I'd have lost patience by now :-)) Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
