Hi Cor,
On 22 February 2012 10:25, Cor Nouws <oolst@nouenoff.nl> wrote:
was still demanding use of Env.Host.sh
-die "You need to source Env.Host.sh first " if (!defined $ENV{SRC_ROOT});
But then it can't work. You need environment variables defined.
It's just wrong message. Currently it should be something like:
die "You need to run ooinstall through make " if (!defined $ENV{SRC_ROOT});
You now have three options:
make install # will install into $INSTALLDIR defined in config_host.mk
make dev-install -o build # will link into solver/$INPATH/installation
make cmd cmd="ooinstall /foo/bar" # will install wherever you want (or
if you want to link put there also '-l')
So if you need to run custom command with sourced environment you want to use:
make cmd cmd='whatever-you-want-to-run'
HTH,
Matus
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