14 Jul
2011
14 Jul
'11
9:44 p.m.
instead of
waf configure
run:
./waf configure
from root directory of the zip (trunk), not from core.lv2 directory.
This would certainly do it. That you even have a system installed waf
is very odd...
The build system is entirely self-contained, you only need Python.
Please let me know if this was the problem. You do need to use the
included ./waf
16 Jul
16 Jul
1:26 p.m.
New subject: LV2 Core: waf configure fails
Using ./waf didn't solve the problem.
I'm doing it from the core.lv2 directory because I'm creating packages
for Ubuntu.
If I come back to the SVN revision 273, it works fine.
Since 274, I can't do "./waf configure" from the core.lv2 directory.
(doing it from the trunk directory works though...)
Adding the following line the "def options(opt)" of wscript solved the issue:
opt.load('compiler_cxx')
Hope that helps!
Aurélien
17 Jul
17 Jul
4:39 p.m.
New subject: LV2 Core: waf configure fails
On Sat, 2011-07-16 at 12:26 +0100, Aurélien Leblond wrote:
Oops (though, for the record, not quite right, it should be
opt.load('compiler_c') and conf.load('compiler_c') in options() and
configure(), respectively).
Fixed in r282.
Thanks,
-dr
Using ./waf
didn't solve the problem.
I'm doing it from the core.lv2 directory because I'm creating packages
for Ubuntu.
If I come back to the SVN revision 273, it works fine.
Since 274, I can't do "./waf configure" from the core.lv2 directory.
(doing it from the trunk directory works though...)
Adding the following line the "def options(opt)" of wscript solved the issue:
opt.load('compiler_cxx')
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