Re: [XGP-devel] XGP 1.1.0 Hanging on Mac OS X 10.5.5
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From: Lindsey S. <ls...@ma...> - 2008-11-18 01:17:54
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(I have taken the liberty of copying this email to the xgp-devel list.) On Nov 16, 2008, at 10:07 PM, Timothy Montgomery wrote: > Thanks. I'm new to the Mac, so I may not have my environment set > up correctly, but I tried to pull down the latest code, and then the > posted 1.1.0 code and couldn't get them to compile. Building XGP is complicated. It is not a normal OS X application, or a normal UNIX application. Also, it has been around for 6 years or so across various versions of GCC, XCode, and OS X. It is a strange hybrid and as such it's build is unfortunately convoluted. Only one other person has talked to me about attempting to build their own version. That was a year or two ago and I don't know if it ever worked for her. sigh. > There seemed to be an XGPPreferences.nib file missing. I could see > it in CVS, but it wouldn't pull with a check-out command. XGPPreferences.nib is a vestige of an earlier implementation (before I could implement the preferences in prolog). You do not need it -- it can (and should) be deleted from the XGPDoc project. > The project also seemed to require some binaries from the gprolog > installation. You need various binaries from a special-for-XGP build of GProlog. This is described in build_notes.txt. > I made copies of these into the project folder, and still received > some errors because an Allocate function seemed to be defined in > multiple places. Were there some environment setup instructions > somewhere that we missed? There are three documents I use to remind me how to build XGP. They are all part of the XGP source distribution, in the doc directory. They are: build_notes.txt, distribution_notes.txt, and project_maintenance.txt. I try to keep these current and accurate. Let me know if they are helpful and if you have any ideas about how to improve them. Regards, Lindsey |