Re: macport libusb install?

On Jul 29, 2008, at 12:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi - just tried installing libusb and stumbled on some of the > instructions > at http://libusb.dar...rts.com. > Ignore anything and everything at that domain, it's not affiliated with MacPorts in any way... > Firstly, it says "cd /opt

Re: macport libusb install?

On Jul 29, 2008, at 01:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi - just tried installing libusb and stumbled on some of the > instructions > at http://libusb.darwinports.com. > > Firstly, it says "cd /opt/local/bin/portslocation/dports/libusb" > but I'm > not sure what that path is actually supposed

Re: can't find expat header

>> >> This is most probably a bison bug (solved Febr 2008 for OSX). The >> bison version that comes with XCode is too old. Try using the bison >> from macports: "sudo port install bison" and try again. > > And/or "sudo port install flex" since the error mentioned flex. > > If you do get this to com

macport libusb install?

Hi - just tried installing libusb and stumbled on some of the instructions at http://libusb.darwinports.com. Firstly, it says "cd /opt/local/bin/portslocation/dports/libusb" but I'm not sure what that path is actually supposed to be. Any tips? I tried installing with out taking that step, and th

Re: can't find expat header

On Jul 28, 2008, at 13:03, Harry van der Wolf wrote: > Michael Thon wrote: > >> The package is called mira and its for biological data analysis >> and it is using a configure script from automake. It appears to >> be developed on linux but I don't have a linux box with enough RAM >> so I'm

ffmpeg

I am trying to convert the wma's in my music collection to mp3's so I can play them on my mac. The only real thing I found to do that was easywma, and that you have to pay for. Before I go ahead and try ffmpeg, my question was, will that work as a converter? I read on the web it might, but, I don't

Re: can't find expat header

This is most probably a bison bug (solved Febr 2008 for OSX). The bison version that comes with XCode is too old. Try using the bison from macports: "sudo port install bison" and try again. Harry 2008/7/28 Michael Thon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > On Jul 28, 2008, at 7:17 PM, Harry van der Wolf wrote

Re: can't find expat header

On Jul 28, 2008, at 7:17 PM, Harry van der Wolf wrote: > You do not tell us whether you are using a cmake or a .configure > config tool, but in case it is an automake .configure tool, you > should use something like: > "export CFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" > "export CXXFLAGS="-I/opt/local/inc

Re: can't find expat header

Sorry, should be tpo macports users group 2008/7/28 Harry van der Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > You do not tell us whether you are using a cmake or a .configure config > tool, but in case it is an automake .configure tool, you should use > something like: > "export CFLAGS="-I/opt/local/include" > "e

can't find expat header

I'm trying to compile a software package on the command line (not using macports) but I get and error when running configure "Could not find expat header". I have the expat port installed but I guess it is not in a place where my package can find it. Is there anything I can do to get conf

Re: Error upgrading ffmpeg +x264

Chris Janton wrote: > The error with libx264 looks suspicious given that x264 is in the list > of outdated ports... > If you let the upgrade finish then do > > sudo port clean --work ffmpeg > sudo port upgrade ffmpeg > > it builds and installs properly. > > My install of ffmpeg uses variant +x