[CM] SND-7 build errors on OSX

cristopher pierson ewing cewing@u.washington.edu
Mon, 21 Jun 2004 09:25:44 -0700 (PDT)


Bill,

I've been snooping around, and discovered an interesting thing regarding
guile on OSX.

The process for finding the relevant bits of guile for snd seems to rely
on using guile-config, an executable created when guile is installed.  But
installing guile-1.6 via fink on OSX results not in this executable, but
rather on one called guile-1.6-config.  Similarly, guile is actually named
guile-1.6, etc.  I was having trouble in that I would provide the
GUILE_LOAD_path on the command line, but snd still would think I had no
guile installed.  I added links in the directory where guile-1.6-config
lived, linking it to guile-config and linking guile-1.6 to guile and so
on, and boom!  the config found guile.  this might be an interesting fact
to pass on to others trying to do this install.

Thanks,

Cris

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On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Bill Schottstaedt wrote:

> Somehow your config.h is inconsistent -- I guess
> USE_MOTIF did not get set, so it's picking up the
> "no GUI" headers, but then for some reason the
> makefile is trying to include the Motif files.
> If configure didn't find Motif, you can give
> it the path with the --with-motif-prefix switch.
>
>