From: Pete S. <pst...@gm...> - 2008-05-13 04:35:26
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DM = D.B. Moore wrote: DM> I'm just wandering through the (website) documentation DM> fixing things, and my lack of experience with Mac OSX DM> has just forced me here. DM> DM> In the 'buildingjazz++' documentation, a section DM> describing the linux build goes like this ; DM> DM> The prefix option is used so that the make install step DM> found later in these instructions, will not require root DM> privileges. It is also useful to run make install with DM> this prefix option, so that the resulting install will DM> create a copy of the jazz.cfg file that is independent DM> of the one distributed in the source tree. The DM> configuration file is modified by the Jazz++ binary. If DM> the version of the jazz.cfg file in your svn working DM> directory was altered, this could lead to update conflicts DM> when updating the code using Subversion. This may lead to DM> problems using Jazz++ as a result. DM> DM> The equivalent section in the Mac OSX instructions reads; DM> DM> The prefix option is used so that the resulting install DM> will not use the jazz.cfg file from the svn repository. DM> The configuration file is modified by the Jazz++ binary. DM> If the version in your svn working directory was altered, DM> this could lead to update conflicts when updating the DM> code. This may lead to problems using Jazz++. DM> Obviously they are quite different. My question is, are DM> the Mac OSX instructions here actually correct, or DM> should they be more akin to the linux instructions instead? I wrote them, and they work, but there are extra steps required to generate an application on Mac OS X, and I haven't had time to learn all of the details. Leland, Can you help Donald and I out by explaining the process and maybe pointing out how you go about this in the Midible branch. Donald might even be able to help document the existence of this branch in the Jazz++ web content. Donald, Go ahead and leave the Mac instructions as they are, and create a patch for the fixes you have made to the rest of the page. TIA, Pete |