From: <se...@in...> - 2006-03-24 19:53:11
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On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 13:16 -0800, garaf garaf wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to install the latest CVS snapshot of > OpenC++ on Mac 10.4.2 (Tiger). I am facing the > following problem: in Mac 10.4.2, libtool is different > than the gnu libtool -which is called glibtool- > > All installation files in OpenC++ assumes that libtool > is glibtool, which causes installation problems and > errors. The libtool utility is there to resolve incompatibility across architecture, something wrong there. if glibtool package is equivalent, solutions are 1) symlink the the thing 2) provide a mechanism to identify your architecture, for example $ uname will give "Linux", does that thing work so that we can put more intelligence in the script. > I changed every occurence of "libtool" in the file > bootstrap with "glibtool" and it worked, but later on, > when I tried to run occ2 it caused segmentation fault > because it is again calling libtool thinking it is > glibtool. > > I tried to change every occurence of every "libtool" > in all OpenC++ files with "glibtool" but again this > didn't work. > > Anyone can help? > > Please let me know if OpenC++ can be installed on Mac > 10.4.2, I have spent over a month trying to install it > on my Mac with no success. > > Thank you > garaf |