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Eric Botcazou wrote:
> 3 secondary platforms:
> - FreeBSD: untested
> - Solaris: untested
> - IRIX: untested
I just compiled allegro 4.02 RC 1 on IRIX 6.5, running on an SGI O2.
At the end of configure's output:
> creating ./config.status
> creating makefile
> creating allegro-config
> creating include/allegro/platform/alunixac.h
> ./configure[4982]: gmake: not found
My system doesn't have an alias 'gmake' for gnu make, it only has
make (which is gnu make). I fixed this by modifying configure.in to
use make instead of gmake. Perhaps it's possible to check if gmake
exists, if yes then use it, if no check if make is actually gnu make?
Configure forgot to run 'make depend' at the end, causing
> make: *** No rule to make target `lib/unix/liballeg-4.0.2.so',
> needed by `lib'.
> Stop.
Running 'make depend' by hand fixed the problem. I noticed
docs/build/unix.txt doesn't mention 'make depend', so this should
probably be fixed if possible.
During 'make depend' the following message came by:
> /bin/sh -c 'cd . && misc/depmod.sh esddigi "`esd-config --libs`" src/unix/uesd.c' >>makefile.dep
> /bin/sh: esd-config: not found
Which makes sense as I don't have esd :-) This is nothing serious, it
didn't cause any problems.
Apart from these small points, compilation and installation went
flawless. I tried all example programs, and (apart from them being
horribly slow) everything seemed to work. Demo game works as well.
Hein Zelle
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Hein Zelle hein@xxxxxxxxxx
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