Hi Lucas,
This depends on the shell you are using. If you are using /bin/bash or
other
/bin/sh derivative the instructions are correct.
Call the script directly as:
/tmp/build_deps/env.sh
to run the commands in a sub-shell, or
. /tmp/build_deps/env.sh
to run the commands in the current shell (notice the '.' in the beginning of
the line)
If you are using /bin/tcsh or other /bin/csh derivative, the 'source'
command is used
to execute commands in the current shell. This is the same behavior as the
'.' command
in /bin/bash.
In this case, I believe the 'source' command is wrong because the commands
in the mentioned
file are /bin/bash or /bin/sh commands.
Have a good day,
---
Adar Wesley
On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Lucas Meijer lu...@lucasmeijer.com wrote:
Hey,
Note sure if this list is the right place to send this, but on this page:
http://www.mono-project.com/Compiling_Mono_on_Windows
it explains the way you can build mono from svn on windows.
In this process a env.sh gets created that sets up environment variables.
The isntructions to run it says:
/tmp/build_deps/env.sh
however, I believe that is incorrect, and that it should instead be:
source /tmp/build_deps/env.sh
Bye, Lucas
-- Lucas Meijer | GameDev Unity3D Consulting
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