Hi, i see I'm the first one writing in this space...
I've got a problem installing the latest version of Camlusb. This is the trouble I get typing "make":
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/camlusb'
make[1]: `libusb_stubs.a' is up to date.
ocamlc -c -I /usr/local/lib/ocaml usb.mli
File "usb.mli", line 67, characters 19-32:
Unbound type constructor Com.opaque
make[1]: *** [usb.cmi] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/camlusb'
make: *** [byte-code-library] Error 2
actually I don't know Ocaml programming language, so I don't know where to put my hands...may you help me? It's quite important for me to get Camlusb as soon as possible in order to use Gnudap...
thanks!
~~BlackLight~~
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I made it, it works now! Maybe it didn't work because I used a Debian-package of Camlidl (on my Slackware 10.1), but now using the source version of 1.05 it works greatly, and Gnudap too.
Thanks anyway!
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Hi, i see I'm the first one writing in this space...
I've got a problem installing the latest version of Camlusb. This is the trouble I get typing "make":
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/camlusb'
make[1]: `libusb_stubs.a' is up to date.
ocamlc -c -I /usr/local/lib/ocaml usb.mli
File "usb.mli", line 67, characters 19-32:
Unbound type constructor Com.opaque
make[1]: *** [usb.cmi] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/camlusb'
make: *** [byte-code-library] Error 2
actually I don't know Ocaml programming language, so I don't know where to put my hands...may you help me? It's quite important for me to get Camlusb as soon as possible in order to use Gnudap...
thanks!
~~BlackLight~~
Hi,
it looks like ocamlc can't link camlidl library.
Where did you get ocaml and camlidl packages and what versions?
What linux distribution are you using?
Sorry for the problems, we'll solve them!
Ciao
Gina
Hi,
are you italian too??
I made it, it works now! Maybe it didn't work because I used a Debian-package of Camlidl (on my Slackware 10.1), but now using the source version of 1.05 it works greatly, and Gnudap too.
Thanks anyway!