- From: Ben Hyde <bhyde@gensym.com>
- Date: Wed, 3 Jun 1998 11:08:49 -0400
- To: www-lib@w3.org
Well I'm embarrassed to have overlooked libtool in
the requirements list, sorry.
I should have mentioned before that using config/winConfigure.pl
didn't seem to help,
> perl config/winConfigure.pl
assuming global: PUBLIC const SGML_dtd HTMLP_dtd = {
Can't open ./Library/src/windows/../HTMulpar.: No such file or directory
assuming global: PUBLIC FILE *WWWTrace = NULL;
assuming global: PUBLIC int WWW_TraceFlag = 0; /* Global trace flag for ALL W3 code */
what is ./Library/src/vms/Makefile.am:26:" sys_dirent.h
"?
assuming global: PUBLIC int ParseDebug = 0; /* For use with LablPars and RatPars */
what is ./LineMode/src/vms/Makefile.am:8:" setup.com
"?
> gnumake
www -p -na ./COPYRIGHT.html \
-o ./COPYRIGH
gnumake: www: Command not found
gnumake: *** [COPYRIGH] Error 127
>
Possibly I messed up by doing something in the wrong order, I did
> gnumake
... fail ..
> perl config/winConfigure
> gnumake
... fail again ...
> gnumake clean
www -p -na ./COPYRIGHT.html \
-o ./COPYRIGH
gnumake: www: Command not found
gnumake: *** [COPYRIGH] Error 127
>
Should I just break down and get www?
- ben hyde
Received on Wednesday, 3 June 1998 11:08:56 UTC