I personally do not really use the "leaves" functionality that much,
but if you decide that you do want to go that route, there is a
"port_cutleaves" port that you can install (with `sudo port install
port_cutleaves`) that can be helpful for dealing with leaves. It is a
relatively simple script tha
On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 5:15 AM, Gio Bacareza wrote:
> 4. If I decide to not attempt the port installation of Octave and try
> other means, how do I clean up?
>
The 'leaves' pseudo-portname for "installed ports that are unrequested and
have no dependents" is useful for cleanup after something li
On 3/27/14, Gio Bacareza wrote:
> Just installed Macports with the intention of using it to install Octave.
> Obviously I'm very new as I'm a first timer.
>
> When attempting to install Octave with command: sudo port install octave
> +atlas+docs, I get the Error: Processing of port octave failed.
On Mar 27, 2014, at 05:20, Chris Jones wrote:
> If the installation failed, MacPorts would have printed some message, most
> likely directing you to a log file. Please post *exactly* what was print, and
> make that log file available.
Chris, the specific build failure is described here:
http
Hi,
If the installation failed, MacPorts would have printed some message,
most likely directing you to a log file. Please post *exactly* what was
print, and make that log file available.
Chris
On 27/03/14 10:15, Gio Bacareza wrote:
Just installed Macports with the intention of using it to i
Just installed Macports with the intention of using it to install Octave.
Obviously I'm very new as I'm a first timer.
When attempting to install Octave with command: sudo port install octave
+atlas+docs, I get the Error: Processing of port octave failed.
Questions:
1. Does this mean that Octave
