I ran configure and then did a make. I got the following
error. I do have makeinfo on the FreeBSD 4.10 box that
I build on. It is in my path and in /usr/bin.
I attached my configure.log file as well.
NOTE: Pathnames was rooted and I replaced it with
$HOME for security reasons.
The Makefile in the doc directory has the following line
in it.
MAKEINFO = $(SHELL) /$HOME/HebCal/hebcal-3.4-
beta2/missing --run makeinfo
make all-recursive
Making all in tests
Making all in doc
cd . && /usr/local/bin/bash /$HOME/HebCal/hebcal-3.4-
beta2/missing --run makeinfo `echo hebcal.texi |
sed 's,.*/,,'`
hebcal.texi:90: @include `gpl.texi': No such file or
directory.
makeinfo: Removing output file `/$HOME/HebCal/hebcal-
3.4-beta2/doc/hebcal.info' due to errors; use --force to
preserve.
*** Error code 1
Stop in /$HOME/HebCal/hebcal-3.4-beta2/doc.
*** Error code 1
Stop in /$HOME/HebCal/hebcal-3.4-beta2.
*** Error code 1
Stop in /$HOME/HebCal/hebcal-3.4-beta2.
configure's output log
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I have found some more lines saying missing. One has
automake-1.6. My version on the machine I build on is 1.4. I
tried running the command and it got an error about not
finding configure.in. The file names are actually automake
and automake14
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looks like the gpl.texi file was omitted from the
distribution. I'll get you a fix.
As for automake, I'm pretty sure that if everything's
working okay, automake should not be needed to build the
software, and so we should therefore not care what version
you have.
If you touch Makefile.am, then it'll try to re-run automake,
but messing with the *.am files is a maintainer activity,
not a builder activity.
Until I get a chance to roll a new build, can you try
dropping the file into place via CVS?
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/\*checkout*/hebcal/c/doc/gpl.texi?content-type=text%2Fplain&rev=1.1
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fixed in 3.4-beta3.