>> If you'd like to fix it, then by all means
>>do so, and we'll incorporate the patches into CVS.
>
>I'd have already done that if I could, but unfortunately 'autoconf' and
>the entire ./configure script thing is a black art to me.
To tell the truth, it's pretty close to that for the rest o
Andrew Church wrote:
> The organization of the configure script (including issues like this)
>has come up before, but it's been lower on the priority list than Francesco
>or I have been able to get to.
>
Quite understandable.
> If you'd like to fix it, then by all means
>do so, and we'll inc
Andrew Church wrote:
>>I've got a CVS checkout from a week or so ago and compiled it fine
>>(eventually). Then I spotted a bug in import of .nuv files, realised
>>what it was, and went into import/nuv/import_nuv.c to made a few edits.
>>
>>I then came back out to the top directory and typed 'mak
The organization of the configure script (including issues like this)
has come up before, but it's been lower on the priority list than Francesco
or I have been able to get to. If you'd like to fix it, then by all means
do so, and we'll incorporate the patches into CVS. (Though to be honest,
>I've got a CVS checkout from a week or so ago and compiled it fine
>(eventually). Then I spotted a bug in import of .nuv files, realised
>what it was, and went into import/nuv/import_nuv.c to made a few edits.
>
>I then came back out to the top directory and typed 'make'. 'Make' went
>through a
If you try and run ./configure with --enable-nuv then it is a
requirement that you specify --enable-lzo to go with it. However, the
check for this dependency is made rather late and probably should have
been done before the guts of ./configure ran at all.
You get the message:
configure: error:
I've got a CVS checkout from a week or so ago and compiled it fine
(eventually). Then I spotted a bug in import of .nuv files, realised
what it was, and went into import/nuv/import_nuv.c to made a few edits.
I then came back out to the top directory and typed 'make'. 'Make' went
through all th
