Hello list,
Unfortunately I'm not succesful installing iemguts.
"PDROOT should point to a directory wherein there is a src/-subdirectory containing the sources of the Pd you are running"
How can I figure out which directory that is? There seems to be no src-directory containing anything like that on my computer. Autoabstraction (and probably the other *.c-files) seems to be looking for "s_stuff.h" and "g_canvas.h" but these files just don't seem to exist anywhere. "user@eee:/$ find . g_canvas.h" => No such file or directory.
Output "../iemguts/src/$ make": "autoabstraction.c:53:22: error: g_canvas.h: No such file or directory"
Also searching for vanilla-objects just points me to help-files. Most of it is stored in /usr/local/lib/pd/.., but using that as PDROOT-path doesn't work. So what files or "pd headers" is iemguts looking for?
I'm running ubuntu 10.04 now and recently installed pd-0.42-5. Pd works fine so these sources have to be hidden somewhere.
I hope someone can explain me what I don't understand about all this.
Thanks in advance.
Funs
Well okay, I'm back where I was a couple of days ago. I downloaded the
pd-package again and used that as PDROOT. 'make' created a couple of
green-coloured "*.l_i386"-files again, but 'make install' still outputs:
"make: *** No rule to make target install'. Stop." How do I get a rule to make targetinstall'?
(... and forget about what I said about the 'find'-command. I discovered I still don't understand how to use it correctly, but that's not a problem for this thread.)
k.r./m.f.g./m.v.g./etc.,
Funs
On 2010-06-21 09:42, Funs Seelen wrote:
Well okay, I'm back where I was a couple of days ago. I downloaded the pd-package again and used that as PDROOT. 'make' created a couple of
whatever you refer to as "the pd-package", but yes: you have to get the relevant headers for Pd in addition to the iemguts sources. (this is by design).
green-coloured "*.l_i386"-files again, but 'make install' still outputs: "make: *** No rule to make target
install'. Stop." How do I get a rule to make targetinstall'?
there is none. you have to either manually install it (e.g. by putting all the iemguts-externals into /path/to/my/pd/extra/iemguts and add this path to your search-path) or not at all (e.g. by leaving all the iemguts-externals into /home/user/src/iemguts/src and add this path to your search-path)
both methods are pretty equivalent.
(... and forget about what I said about the 'find'-command. I discovered I still don't understand how to use it correctly, but that's not a problem for this thread.)
right. anyhow: $ find ~ -name "g_canvas.h"
fgmnasdr IOhannes
Thank you very much IOhannes!
there is none.
I'm glad not to keep on looking for something that's not there, but then the README.txt might be confusing for others as well.
right. anyhow: $ find ~ -name "g_canvas.h"
Thank you for that as well ;)
../language/german/mit_freundlichen_gruessen.txt
Funs
Ow, and for other users in future:
whatever you refer to as "the pd-package"
" http://sourceforge.net/projects/pure-data/files/pure-data/0.42.5/pd-0.42-5.s... " or whatever version you are using.
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