Steffen Juul wrote:
On 30/09/2009, at 9.46, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
btw, on a non fink contaminated machine running 10.4 i have autoconf 2.61 installed which can process the configure.ac fine.
Ok. I guess i shouldn't have updated autoconf then. Thanks for testing.
not exactly. what i meant is: autoconf that comes with xcode seems to be more uptodate than fink's autoconf.
i don't know why you need fink's version, unless the gettext tools depend on them.
- are you sure that you are at least at revision 12459 of the
branches/pd-gui-rewrite/0.43/ ?
I'm now at revision 12498 which i presume is the latest at of writing.
should be ok.
- did you do any modifications to the Makefile(s)?
Not other then what you suggested in commenting out those lines in configure.ac.
hmm. (though i actually think (now) that the configure.ac changes won't do anything with _this_ Makefile)
- does it work if you do this?
% cd po % make en_ca.msg
Yes.
$ make en_ca.msg msgfmt --check --tcl --locale=en_ca -d . en_ca.po
good. at least once the makefile works properly it should build :-)
- do you have a crooked version of make?
I don't know, i have:
$ make --version GNU Make 3.80
my xcode make is 3.81, but really there shouldn't be any problems with 3.80
anyhow, i don't know what's going on either. i guess ALL_LINGUAS is still defined correctly: ALL_LINGUAS = af az be bg de el en_ca eu fr gu he hi hu it pa pt_br pt_pt sq sv vi
you could try to add a new target to the makefile by adding the following lines (remember that the whitespace before the echos MUST be a tab; not spaces) <snip>
test: echo all_linguas: $(ALL_LINGUAS) echo po: $(POFILES) echo msg: $(MSGFILES)
</snip>
and then run "make test" to see whether it correctly prints all languages, pofiles and msgfiles
fgmadr IOhannes