gnuplot tries to build amiga

[Mojca M. <moj...@gm...>]

Hello,

I'm building gnuplot from this source:
     http://github.com/Reen/gnuplot
(dated May 24th).

Since recently (though I admit that I have not try to compile for a
while) I started experiencing the following problem:

mv -f .deps/tabulate.Tpo .deps/tabulate.Po
make[3]: *** No rule to make target `../term/amiga.trm', needed by
`term.o'.  Stop.
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2

I'm using 64-bit Mac OS X 10.6 with macports installed.

Mojca



checking for pdflatex... pdflatex
checking for emacs version... 22.1.1
checking whether info-look.el is needed... not needed with emacs 22.1.1
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating Makefile

** Configuration summary for gnuplot 4.5:

gnuplot will be compiled with the following terminals:

  Standalone terminals: yes (always builtin)
    (canvas, cgm, corel, dumb, dxf, eepic, emf, emtex,
    epslatex, epson_180dpi, epson_60dpi, epson_lx800, fig, gpic, hp2623A,
    hp2648, hp500c, hpdj, hpgl, hpljii, hppj, imagen,
    latex, metafont, metapost, mif, pbm, postscript, pslatex, nec_cp6, okidata,
    pcl5, pstex, pstricks, qms, regis, svg, tandy_60dpi,
    tek40xx, tek410x, texdraw, tgif, tkcanvas, tpic, vttek)
  X Window System terminal: yes
    (with multi-byte fonts)
    (enable plotting to windows opened by external apps)
    (without binary polygon protocol )
  jpeg terminal: yes
  gif terminal: yes (with animated gif)
  png terminal: yes
    (jpeg, gif and png terminals can use TTF fonts)
  pdf terminal: yes
  plot library terminal: no (use --with-plot to enable, requires GNU plotutils
                             or UNIX plot)
  linux terminal (vga console): no (use --with-linux-vga to enable,
                                       requires SVGAlib)
  vgagl terminal ((s)vga console): no (use --with-linux-vga to enable,
                                       requires SVGAlib with vgagl)
  ggi terminal: no (use --with-ggi to enable, requires libggi)
  mgr terminal: no (use --enable-mgr to enable, requires libpixrect)
  rgip/uniplex terminal: no (use --enable-rgip to enable)
  svga terminal (MSDOS/djgpp): no
  be terminal (BeOS): no
  next terminal: no
  aqua terminal (MacOS X): yes
  wxt terminal: yes
  cairo-based pdf and png terminals: yes
  lua/TikZ terminal: yes
  Qt terminal: no (requires C++, Qt >= 4.5)

  Additional terminals are availaible in platform-specific makefiles:
   amiga (makefile.amg and makefile.ami), apollo/gpr (makefile.unx)
   cgi (makefile.unx), pm (makefile.os2),
   sun (makefile.unx), unixpc (makefile.unx), windows (various Windows
   makefiles)
  Additional terminals are built automatically if possible at compile-time:
   vesa (MSDOS), emxvga (MSDOS, OS/2), ega/vga/svga/ssvga/hercules (Windows with
   Zortec compiler), macintosh

gnuplot will be compiled with the following features:

  Mouse support in interactive terminals: yes
  Fitting error variables: yes
  Zooming or refresh of volatile data: yes (EXPERIMENTAL)
  Typing <space> in plot window raises console
  Command line macros: yes
  Placement of rectangles and other objects: yes

gnuplot will be compiled with the following options:

  Readline library: GNU readline library with  -lncurses
  Command-line history file: yes
  Check current directory for .gnuplot file: no (use --with-cwdrc to enable)
  Sort help/subtopic tables by column: no (use --without-row-help to enable)
  Use TeX kpsexpand to search for fonts: no (use --with-kpsexpand to enable)
  Thin plate splines: no (use --enable-thin-spline to enable)
  Hidden3d optimization: quadtree
  Deprecated syntax and terminal options : no (use
--enable-backwards-compatibility to enable)

gnuplot will install the following additional materials:

  lasergnu printer script: no (use --with-lasergnu to enable)
  gnuplot-mode for X/Emacs: yes
  LaTeX tutorial: yes
  cfg file for epslatex terminal: yes
  TeX *.sty for lua/tikz terminal: yes
  Help file: yes (always), in ${datarootdir}/gnuplot/4.5/gnuplot.gih
  PostScript prologue files: yes (always)