I am trying to compile this on linux ubuntu amd64 jaunty edition, on a laptop with 2gb memory, using ./configure don't seems to get any kind of error but the 'make' command send me back a segmentation fault which is reporting a lrint issue ??
Is there anyone to help me figure it out ?
Thanks by advance.
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make should have given some more diagnostics. Please
show them.
Also, which version are you trying to build? Latest
is 2.50, but try building on 2.40 as well, in case
a problem was introduced (looking at the changes, I
don't see how).
BFN. Paul.
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I apologize for my mistake, it was not bwbasic, indeed.
But with bwbasic 2.50 i can not get throught ./configure also on 2.40 version.
It sounds like it doesn't want using bash anymore instead of sh ?
here what i get below after trying to ./configure :
: not found: 5:
: not found: 10:
: not found: 15:
: not found: 19:
: not found: 24:
: not found: 29:
./configure: 30: Syntax error: Bad for loop variable
Thanks by advance.
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Thanks again...
So anyway, i have done it and that's what i get in return :
root@samourai:/home/laurent/Documents/basic/bwbasic5# ./configure
bash: ./configure : /bin/sh^M : mauvais interpréteur: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type
root@samourai:/home/laurent/Documents/basic/bwbasic5#
It is not that last character '^M' which could make this issue ? or is really bash which is wrong ?
And when i am doing this : sh ./configure, i get that :
: not found: 5:
: not found: 10:
: not found: 15:
: not found: 19:
: not found: 24:
these line numbers are only spaceline between file's beginning.
for information, bash i use :
GNU bash, version 3.2.48(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
but when i invoque sh, the link makes it pointed to dash version 0.5.4-12ubuntu2
Best regards.
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Hi all,
I am trying to compile this on linux ubuntu amd64 jaunty edition, on a laptop with 2gb memory, using ./configure don't seems to get any kind of error but the 'make' command send me back a segmentation fault which is reporting a lrint issue ??
Is there anyone to help me figure it out ?
Thanks by advance.
I don't see any "lrint" in any file in bwbasic.
Did you get a coredump? What happens when you go:
file core
make should have given some more diagnostics. Please
show them.
Also, which version are you trying to build? Latest
is 2.50, but try building on 2.40 as well, in case
a problem was introduced (looking at the changes, I
don't see how).
BFN. Paul.
Paul,
I apologize for my mistake, it was not bwbasic, indeed.
But with bwbasic 2.50 i can not get throught ./configure also on 2.40 version.
It sounds like it doesn't want using bash anymore instead of sh ?
here what i get below after trying to ./configure :
: not found: 5:
: not found: 10:
: not found: 15:
: not found: 19:
: not found: 24:
: not found: 29:
./configure: 30: Syntax error: Bad for loop variable
Thanks by advance.
So what ended up being the problem with the coredump then?
Anyway, I'm not familiar with configure either, but it
seems that the first non-comment line of the script is
being failed.
Can you try making a copy of "configure" and stripping
it down to just:
for arg
do
echo hi $arg
done
to see what that produces?
BFN. Paul.
Paul,
Thanks again...
So anyway, i have done it and that's what i get in return :
root@samourai:/home/laurent/Documents/basic/bwbasic5# ./configure
bash: ./configure : /bin/sh^M : mauvais interpréteur: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type
root@samourai:/home/laurent/Documents/basic/bwbasic5#
It is not that last character '^M' which could make this issue ? or is really bash which is wrong ?
And when i am doing this : sh ./configure, i get that :
: not found: 5:
: not found: 10:
: not found: 15:
: not found: 19:
: not found: 24:
these line numbers are only spaceline between file's beginning.
for information, bash i use :
GNU bash, version 3.2.48(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
but when i invoque sh, the link makes it pointed to dash version 0.5.4-12ubuntu2
Best regards.
Simple. The zip file is in MSDOS format. So when
you unzip it on a Unix system, you should convert
it to Unix format.
unzip -aa bwbasic-2.50.zip
should do the trick.
BFN. Paul.
Paul,
THANKS A LOT!!!!! YOU ARE A GOD !!
And also thanks spending your time helping me on that.
It works so fine.
Thanks and thanks again.
King regards.