hi,
trying to install an up-to-date IEMGUTS for/on an old mac-ppc. (because deken presents an old version)
the readme.txt of IEMGUTS says:
installation::
#2> make #3> make install
"make" seems to work allright, but "make install" gives 'no rule for make target install'.
what to do/change?
rolf
On Fri, May 11, 2018 at 4:08 PM, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
hi,
trying to install an up-to-date IEMGUTS for/on an old mac-ppc. (because deken presents an old version)
the readme.txt of IEMGUTS says:
installation::
#2> make #3> make install
"make" seems to work allright, but "make install" gives 'no rule for make target install'
This behavior isn't reproducible for me (on Linux). Can you run command 'make vars' and check the following:
What is the value of 'version' (gives the makefile version)?
Do values of variables 'executables', 'datafiles' and 'datadirs'
correspond with actual files in the source tree?
Katja
what to do/change?
rolf
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katja schreef op 12-05-2018 12:32:
On Fri, May 11, 2018 at 4:08 PM, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
hi,
trying to install an up-to-date IEMGUTS for/on an old mac-ppc. (because deken presents an old version)
the readme.txt of IEMGUTS says:
installation::
#2> make #3> make install
"make" seems to work allright, but "make install" gives 'no rule for make target install'
This behavior isn't reproducible for me (on Linux). Can you run command 'make vars' and check the following:
What is the value of 'version' (gives the makefile version)?
Do values of variables 'executables', 'datafiles' and 'datadirs'
correspond with actual files in the source tree?
@ katja,
thanks to your questions the solution was simple.
i did start inside the /src folder of iemguts, where is also a makefile. 'make vars' like 'make install' gave 'no rule...', while 'make' did work (like i said in the first mail).
changing to the main folder did the trick.
so it works, but (small nuisance) the install does not take the path that's in my preferences.
dank anyway, rolf
On Sun, May 13, 2018 at 2:01 PM, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
katja schreef op 12-05-2018 12:32:
On Fri, May 11, 2018 at 4:08 PM, rolfm@dds.nl wrote:
hi,
trying to install an up-to-date IEMGUTS for/on an old mac-ppc. (because deken presents an old version)
the readme.txt of IEMGUTS says:
installation::
#2> make #3> make install
"make" seems to work allright, but "make install" gives 'no rule for make target install'
This behavior isn't reproducible for me (on Linux). Can you run command 'make vars' and check the following:
What is the value of 'version' (gives the makefile version)?
Do values of variables 'executables', 'datafiles' and 'datadirs'
correspond with actual files in the source tree?
@ katja,
thanks to your questions the solution was simple.
i did start inside the /src folder of iemguts, where is also a makefile. 'make vars' like 'make install' gave 'no rule...', while 'make' did work (like i said in the first mail).
changing to the main folder did the trick.
The README could mention that, report an issue on the repo if you want.
so it works, but (small nuisance) the install does not take the path that's in my preferences.
True, the makefile doesn't read Pd's preferences but uses platform specific default paths. To install at your preferred location, use variable PDLIBDIR as absolute or relative path to the parent dir for your pd library / libraries:
make install PDLIBDIR=<path>
Katja
dank anyway, rolf
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