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Re: [paragui-dev] latest status:


From: Asko Kauppi
Subject: Re: [paragui-dev] latest status:
Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 18:51:32 +0300



9.7.2004 kello 18:13, Ulf Lorenz kirjoitti:

 On Thu, Jul 08, 2004 at 02:44:54AM +0300, Asko Kauppi wrote:

After today's CVS changes:

OS X:

+ The Unicode issue is okay, well compiles at least. :)
  If Unicode is enabled the fonts don't look right. Is this an OS X
issue, or..?
Do you have some webspace where you could place a screenshot?

It's already in the .RTFD file (http://luaforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=21) but I'll place a JPEG at the same address. Does it work for you?


- "make install" still doesn't try sudo automatically.
  To fix this, change in Makefile:

        install: install-recursive
  -->
        install:
        <tab>     sudo make install-recursive
I don't really know if this is wanted. What speaks against the user
doing "sudo make install" himself? and other projects (from what I
recall) don't do it, either. Perhaps there is a reason why it is
uncommon...

Hmm.. imho, the common OS X way of doing this _is_ exactly as I proposed. Tastes differ? :) Perhaps many *ix applications are just not up to this easiness, yet? ;P

This happens now:

        [iMac:Sources/paragui-cvs/paragui-works] asko% make install
        Making install in include
        make[2]: Nothing to be done for `install-exec-am'.
        mkdir -p -- . /sw/include/paragui
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 paraconfig_gnu.h /sw/include/paragui/paraconfig_gnu.h
        install: /sw/include/paragui/paraconfig_gnu.h: Permission denied
         /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 paragui.h /sw/include/paragui/paragui.h
        install: /sw/include/paragui/paragui.h: Permission denied
                ...lots of errors...

This then:

        [iMac:Sources/paragui-cvs/paragui] asko% make install
        sudo make install-recursive
        Password: *****

Of course, it _is_ also possible to install stuff to your local folders, which wouldn't require admin rights. However, this would mostly be an issue for OS X servers & stuff? Not for things s.a. ParaGUI.



- Still installs to /sw/... (the fink tree), /usr/local/... would be a
better default.
  Where does it take that default anyhow?!
./configure --prefix=/usr/local

should help here. From the documentation it looks as if configure has a
built-in default.

Hmm.. so we can't change it? Then the use of the '--prefix=/usr/local' should be noted in an OS X readme file, right?

-ak





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