Sean's comments make a lot of sense. The manual should start with a
simple example with full instructions, e.g.
1. put the following content into a file called hello.c
2. put the following content into a file called Makefile
3. type "tar -chofz hello.tgz hello.c Makefile.c"
4. move hello.tgz
Peter, this works very well, thanks. I've got the package to build.
Next I'll try some tests, but the upshot is that I won't need to bother
folks on this list again on this issue.
I really appreciate the help!
On 14-Jun-04, at 11:06 AM, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
Hi,
I had a look too. It needs a li
I hope it's OK for me to ask a question that indicates I'm a bit out of
my depth.
I'm trying to compile an opensource fluid-dynamics simulator
(gerris.sourceforge.net) on my osx box. The build fails because of (as
I understand it) a problem in building shared libraries. Since I'm
sure many F
Hi. I am fink-izing my "Gri" fink package for scientific graphics. It comes with a lisp file to define an Emacs mode to be used in editing Gri source files.
Question: How do I get Fink to install it, so as to get around the following warning?
$ fink check /sw/fink/debs/gri_2.12.8-1_darwin-p
file is visible.
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Alexander K. Hansen
Levitated Dipole Experiment
http://www.psfc.mit.edu/LDX
On Jan 14, 2004, at 2:27 PM, Dan Kelley wrote:
Thanks, Alexander, for the help. Just to check, is the following right? (Well, it fails to build, but I'm hoping I've done something wrong...)
Emit:~ ke
n 'local to your machine' it's straightforward--put the .info (and .patch, if needed) into the local subtree (e.g. /sw/fink/dists/local/main/finkinfo) and make sure local/main is listed as an option in the Trees: line of /sw/etc/fink.conf
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Alexander Hansen
Levitated Dipole Experimen
I hope it's OK to ask this here. I've spent hours on the fink website looking, and googling, but I'm still missing something...
I am the author the Gri application (http://gri.sf.net) which I developed on vms/solaris/.../linux but now I have an OSX box on my desk, so I'd like to learn how to use
