Joel Uckelman on 21 Jun 2002 16:57:03 -0000 |
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Re: [hosers-talk] jon scratches his dandruffy head |
Thus spake "Jon Stewart": > Building nmh... > > % ./configure --host=powerpc-apple-machten5.5 --enable-debug > --prefix=/usr/local > > // The config file can't guess the host... it really should be > // powerpc-apple-darwin, but it's not listed as an option. > // powerpc-apple-machten5.5 was for the OS X public beta, so it's close > // enough. > // > // --enable-debug keeps gcc from emitting some frivolous warnings. > > % make > ...blah, blah... compiling and shit... > > % make install > make: `install' is up to date. > > > Which is bullshit. How the fuck am I supposed to get it installed when it > thinks it's up to date? I've checked /usr/local/* and the usual hangouts > and nothing's been installed. > > Anyone know what gives? Make determines whether a target should be remade by looking at the modification dates of the files that it depends on. Take a look at the Makefile and see what install depends on, and then 'touch' at least one of those files. That should coax it to install. BTW, when this sort of thing happens, it usually means there's some junk hanging around in the source tree that didn't get cleaned up prior to packaging. Doing a 'make clean' before you configure is a good way to solve that problem. _______________________________________________ hosers-talk mailing list hosers-talk@xxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/hosers-talk