Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work

Stephan Bergmann <sbergman -AT- redhat.com>
Fri, 16 May 2014 09:19:00 +0200

On 05/16/2014 08:21 AM, Tor Lillqvist wrote:

Without Java can I still run LibreOffice?


Sure. You will miss the built-in HSQLDB in Base and some other less
important functionality, I don't remember exactly. (Of course it is a
matter of opinion whether some functionality is important or not...
but for what I think is the core functionality, "normal" Writer, Calc
and Impress use, it shouldn't hurt if you don't have the Java bits
enabled.)

But note that --without-java unfortunately also disables many of thechecks done by "make check", so it is not an ideal option if you plan tomake changes to existing code, where "make check" can be vital.


Stephan

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Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Husain
- Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Tor Lillqvist
  - Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Tor Lillqvist
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        Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Husain
        
        Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Husain
        Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Tor Lillqvist
        
        Re: Configure fail on OS X 10.9 - Cannot create Makefile - Claims Ant too old and doesn't work · Stephan Bergmann

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