On Feb 8, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
aclocal has a -I flag. Or install fink's automake and use
/sw/bin/aclocal.
Don't, for goodness sake, copy files willy-nilly into /usr.
Right, of coursesorry I wrote so quickly.
P
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nd what autogen does. If I am "almost
there," I would ask you to help me. But it may be that there is
another 20 hours to get a compile. I just don't know.
Would you be willing to help a fellow Dallas person figure this out.
Fred Leason
P.A.A. wrote:
Excellent!
Thanks Richard &
Hi Folks,
Just a followup on Planner on OS X, since many have asked. For family
reasons I've been occupied and behind my schedule on porting Planner to
Fink. On the porting though one of the issues that may delay things a
whiloe is that some of the depends=versions that are needed for Planner
Yes, I tried that and autogen.sh still didn't work, so I backed up
apple's libtool, installed gnu libtool, ran autogen.sh which worked.
Then before make I copied the backed up libtool back to
/usr/bin/libtool. Then everything worked fine. Se la vi :)
But absolutely right, let Apple's stuff be
On Mac OS X /usr/bin/libtool is not GNU libtool, it is apple's shared
library helper, which was inherited from NeXT, you can download and
build it if you want, it is part of the cctools project. If you
install GNU libtool in /usr you will break your toolchain and will not
be able to build shar
Excellent!
Thanks Richard & all at imendio for your help, Planner works
wonderfully.
To help others, here's how I installed Planner on my Powerbook G5,
OSX/FreeBSD/Darwin (some easy parts, some tricky parts):
0. Open a new shell/Terminal window. , make sure you are root by typing
"sudo -s" and
