I'm trying to build Unicon on TinyCore Linux (on an atom N270).
Whether I try to compile from svn (name=x86_32_linux) or from the zip
(name=intel_linux), compilation proceeds fine until I get into udb/lib; then
it fails as follows. If I take udb out of uni/Makefile, compilation of
everything else is successful.
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon$ cd uni/udb/lib
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon/uni/udb/lib$ ls ../../../bin
icont libXpm.a libgdbm.a patchstr rtt
iconx libcfunc.so libtp.a rt.h unicon
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon/uni/udb/lib$ make
../../../bin/unicon -u -c listener.icn
warning: no icont found thought it would be
/home/unicon/svn/uniconicont
Parsing listener.icn: ...
/home/unicon/svn/uniconicont -c -u -O listener.icn /tmp/uni55762954
sh: /home/unicon/svn/uniconicont: not found
make: *** [listener.u] Error 1
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon/uni/udb/lib$ grep unicon Makefile
UC = ../../../bin/unicon
Notice the presence of icont in
../../../bin
and the weird attempted path to icont
/home/unicon/svn/uniconicont
I looked at uni/udb/lib/Makefile, but I didn't spot anything obviously
wrong.
Any thoughts or suggestions for how I might be able to provide better
details?
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon$ cd uni/udb/lib
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon/uni/udb/lib$ ls ../../../bin
icont libXpm.a libgdbm.a patchstr rtt
iconx libcfunc.so libtp.a rt.h unicon
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon/uni/udb/lib$ make
../../../bin/unicon -u -c listener.icn
warning: no icont found thought it would be
/home/unicon/svn/uniconicont
Parsing listener.icn: ...
/home/unicon/svn/uniconicont -c -u -O listener.icn /tmp/uni55762954
sh: /home/unicon/svn/uniconicont: not found
make: *** [listener.u] Error 1
tc@box:/home/unicon/svn/unicon/uni/udb/lib$ grep unicon Makefile
UC = ../../../bin/unicon
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