[coco-devel] Re: Copter Commander and the Mac
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From: Joshua P. <jpr...@um...> - 2002-02-25 03:33:47
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Hm, close to money now: I'm trying to figure out if I just need these libraries installed, but I can't figure out why they wouldn't be. Basically looks just like uint32 not being defined is the biggest problem, TIFF looks to have been used on line 70 of the file without any problem. Any more thoughts? Current errors: cc -Wall -O3 -I/usr/include \ -o tiff-compile tiff-compile.c -L/usr/lib -ltiff tiff-compile.c:25: header file 'tiffio.h' not found tiff-compile.c:29: header file 'malloc.h' not found tiff-compile.c:63: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:64: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:64: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:67: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:68: undefined type, found `tsize_t' tiff-compile.c:69: undefined type, found `tsize_t' tiff-compile.c:70: undefined type, found `TIFF' tiff-compile.c:80: illegal expression, found `)' tiff-compile.c:80: illegal expression, found `)' tiff-compile.c:84: illegal external declaration, found `if' tiff-compile.c:95: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:95: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:95: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:112: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:112: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:112: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:183: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:207: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:267: undefined type, found `uint32' tiff-compile.c:268: undefined type, found `uint32' On Sunday, February 24, 2002, at 09:30 PM, David Morse wrote: > Joshua Priluck wrote: > >> Hey I'm trying to install copter in an x environment now. >> I keep getting this error though while running make: >> ./string-literalize.sh < c-header.txt > c-header.strlit >> sed: -: No such file or directory >> sed: -: No such file or directory >> make: *** [c-header.strlit] Error 1 > > > > Hm, maybe OS X has no "sed" installed by default? Its a classic unix > utility, there's even an OSX package listed here: > > http://freshmeat.net/projects/sed/ > > Sincerly, > Dave |