Re: [glob2-devel] scons issue

[donkyhotay]

That did it, compiled without any problems. One last question is there
any way to have scons 'install'? Copying globulation manually works but
just seems so inefficient. 



On Tue, 2007-07-24 at 13:00 +1200, Kieran P wrote:
> I get the same problem with my copy of scons_conversion. It has
> something to do with windows needing the sh reference in ParseConfig
> and linux hating it. An environment if statement should fix these
> easily (in the meantime, open up glob2/SConstruct  and find the two
> instances of ParseConfig and remove the "sh " bit before the
> sdl-config call (sdl-config is a standard file installed with SDL I
> beleive which locates SDL library directory based on the OS its run
> on?). (note, scons still wont work on Windows so you just might have
> to revert to autotools for Windows builds :( 
> 
> Regards
> Kieran
> 
> 
> On 7/24/07, donkyhotay <address@hidden> wrote:
>         This is probably something basic but I've never used scons
>         before and am
>         having a little trouble. I assume to use scons it's simply a
>         matter of
>         going into the correct directory and typing:
>         scons
>         
>         and it should configure and compile automatically. Now when I
>         do this I 
>         get:
>         [snip]
>         
>         which makes it look like a SDL library is missing. There is no
>         libsdlconfig that I am aware of and according to the website
>         no new
>         libraries are required for compiling that weren't required
>         under cmake 
>         (except fribidi which I have already installed). Any ideas on
>         what I'm
>         doing wrong? It'd be nice to be able to test the latest
>         version.
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