Hi!
I tried migrating to the new build structure, but that didn't work and
I didn't want to investigate, so I checked out anew per instructions
from http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Native_Build
autogen runs through fine, but then gmake says:
gmake: *** [dmake/dmake] Error 1
I looked at the Makefile target and saw that it wants to run
./bootstrap, so I did that manually; after a successful finish, gmake
now dies with:
gmake: *** [src/downloaded] Error 1
I don't want to do all these steps manually...
I've attached the Makefile that I currently have. Suggestions?
(I do have a NetBSDX86-64Env.Set.sh script.)
Thomas
# Makefile. Generated from Makefile.in by configure.
# FIXME: create 'install' and 'check' target
SHELL=/bin/sh
all: dmake/dmake fetch
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
cd instsetoo_native && \
build.pl -P1 --all -- -P1
install:
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
echo "Installing in $${prefix:-/usr/local}..."
ooinstall "$${prefix:-/usr/local}" && \
echo "" && \
echo "Installation finished, you can now execute:" && \
echo "$${prefix:-/usr/local}/program/soffice"
dev-install:
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
ooinstall -l /archive/cvs/libreoffice/install && \
echo "" && \
echo "Developer installation finished, you can now execute:" && \
echo "/archive/cvs/libreoffice/install/program/soffice"
distclean: dmake/dmake
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
dmake distclean
clean: dmake/dmake
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
dmake clean
dmake/dmake:
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
./bootstrap
src/downloaded: ooo.lst download
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
$$SRC_ROOT/download $$SRC_ROOT/ooo.lst && touch $@
fetch: src/downloaded
check:
@. ./*[Ee]nv.[Ss]et.sh && \
cd smoketestoo_native && \
export SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN="svp" && \
build.pl -P1 --all -- -P1
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- [Libreoffice] new bootstrap: quick stop · Thomas Klausner
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