Edouard Chalaron wrote:
Hello Graham
Thanks for the quick reply..
I have just downloaded the SVN with the usual svn line command. I
suppose this the latest, or am I wrong ?
It would be the latest at the time you donwloaded - I just wanted to
make sure you downloaded/updated in the last two days and not a week
ago. After svn update completed it tells you what svn version you
have. Run it again if unsure.
Got plenty of updates, went for a make clean just to make sure
Now I failed to report one thing : running autogen is giving me plenty
of warnings about m4 deprecated stuff, can this have an influence?
That's normal.
Maybe I should go directly for a configure rather than autogen AND
configure, Is it a good idea ?
No it sounds like that part you are doing fine.
The other thing that was going wrong for me compiling latest svn on AMD
64 (smp) was that I had just updated nasm from version 0.98 to 0.99. So
you might want to check that too. I had to downgrade to the 0.98
version of nasm to successfully compile.
So ..... Any other idea ? :)
Cheers
Edouard
That's about all my ideas. But others on this list have provided me
great help compiling so don't give up if that doesn't work. Is there
any precompiled cinlerra for your distro - or are you avoiding this for
some reason?
Graham
Make sure you have the very latest svn version. Some AMD64 compile
problems that look a lot like yours were fixed just a few days back with
svn 1018.
Graham
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