Re: 'error in definitions' on make install

[Mikkel Eriksen]

Well, I got ftp://ftp.cs.usyd.edu.au/jeff/lout/lout-3.37.tar.gz and
there were no problems unpacking it. I'd say it would be pretty rare
for a malformed file to unpack and look alright.

The edited parts of my makefile are as follows:

OSUNIX  = 0
OSDOS   = 0
OSMAC   = 1

DBFIX   = 0

USESTAT = 1
SAFEDFT = 0

DEBUGGING = 0
TRACING =

# DEBUGGING = 1
# TRACING = -g

PREFIX  = /usr
BINDIR  = $(PREFIX)/bin
LOUTLIBDIR      = $(PREFIX)/share/lout/lib
LOUTDOCDIR      = $(PREFIX)/share/lout/doc
MANDIR  = $(PREFIX)/share/lout/man

LIBFONT = font
LIBMAPS = maps
LIBINCL = include
LIBDATA = data
LIBHYPH = hyph
LIBLOCA = locale

CHARIN  = 1
CHAROUT = 0

USELOC  = 0
LOC_FR  = fr
LOC_DE  = de

COLLATE = 1

Could my paths be wrong?

Mikkel


On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 7:41 PM, Ed Hirgelt <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hmm.  I installed 3.37 on OS X 10.5 without problem.  Are you
> sure the distribution downloaded cleanly?
>
> Ed
>
>
> On Oct 9, 2008, at 1:09 AM, Mikkel Eriksen wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I'm on OS X 10.5, and since the fink distribution of lout is at
>> version 3.29 and I started getting segmentation faults when the
>> complexity of my lout document grew, I decided to upgrade it. I
>> removed the fink version and downloaded the 3.37 source. It compiled
>> fine, but failed on make install:
>>
>> (c) Initializing run (should be silent, no errors expected)
>> /usr/bin/lout -x -s /usr/share/lout/lib/include/init
>> make: *** [install] Error 1ing now (error in definitions)line 16): 14):
>>
>> It looks a bit like the last line may be multiple lines actually
>> sitting on top of each other, I'm not sure?
>>
>> Mikkel
>
>