You are probably right about CMake not discovering missing requisites
header files. I would open a bug on the CMake.org web site. In any case,
it does crap out when it compiles. It is just that the message is not
very informative.
David Ashley
On 03/02/2015 11:08 AM, CVBruce wrote:
I did get
I did get ooRexx V5 (from the svn repository) to compile. The only problem I
ran into was that although I had curses installed, I didn't have the
curses-devl package, so my system didn't have the required curses.h. Shouldn't
cmake discover this and report it during makefile creation?
Bruce
On
Upgrading CMake should fix the problem. The newer GCC should also fix
the linker problem.
David Ashley
On 02/21/2015 09:39 AM, CVBruce wrote:
Thanks Rick.
So the cmake I'm using is the newest one in my Linux distro. I assume
that I can manually install a newer version from CMake. Are there
Thanks Rick.
So the cmake I'm using is the newest one in my Linux distro. I assume that I
can manually install a newer version from CMake. Are there any other packages
that would need to be upgraded? I'm aware of the gcc issues, and I have gcc
4.7 installed.
Thanks again.
Bruce
On Feb 21,
I suspect this is a cmake version problem. I'm not sure what release the
TIMESTAMP subcommand was implemented, but it is not in the 2.8.8
documdentation, but works on the 2.8.12.2 version I'm running.
Rick
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 1:23 AM, CVBruce wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to compile ooRexx V5 o
Hi,
I tried to compile ooRexx V5 on Raspbian (Debian Wheezy). Cmake didn't
complete. Here's what I got.
cmake version 2.8.9
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:70 (string):
string does not recognize sub-command TIMESTAMP
-- Building for a 32-bit architecture
-- SVN Revision Number is 10884
CMake
