hello all,
i just built and installed pd on a very new redhat system. all subsequent './configures' and 'makes' i tried on other packages failed with the mysterious error: "/usr/local/include: is not a directory"
it wasn't until i did 'ls -l' on /usr/local that i saw /usr/local/include was indeed not a directory but a file! i looked at it and it turned out to be the m_pd.h from the install of pd i had just done.
the install-indep part of the makefile (this is from the pd-0.34-2 tarball from Miller's site) says: install -m644 m_pd.h $(INSTDIR)/include
since my linux install was brand new, there was no 'include' directory and install just renamed the m_pd.h file include and left it there.
Oops... thanks, fixed in my copy (not sure how long it will take for me to update the release...)
cheers Miller
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 10:00:22PM -0400, Bill Sack wrote:
hello all,
i just built and installed pd on a very new redhat system. all subsequent './configures' and 'makes' i tried on other packages failed with the mysterious error: "/usr/local/include: is not a directory"
it wasn't until i did 'ls -l' on /usr/local that i saw /usr/local/include was indeed not a directory but a file! i looked at it and it turned out to be the m_pd.h from the install of pd i had just done.
the install-indep part of the makefile (this is from the pd-0.34-2 tarball from Miller's site) says: install -m644 m_pd.h $(INSTDIR)/include
since my linux install was brand new, there was no 'include' directory and install just renamed the m_pd.h file include and left it there.
-- _________ Bill Sack wsack@acsu.buffalo.edu