>>>>> "lavrenko" == lavrenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "JM" == Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JM> Pretty strange... Could you, so that we are sure we speak of the
JM> same thing, send me (directly) the output of configure and make
JM> install?
lavrenko> Better, I'll send you the input before ;-) :
lavrenko> $ ./configure --prefix=/home/lavrenko/opt/PUBlyx
lavrenko> --with-extra-prefix=/home/lavrenko/opt/PUBxforms
lavrenko> --with-included-gettext $ make $ make install
lavrenko> Then, I'll send you an output, if you still wish.
I am in particular interested in the part of the output which tests
for the i18n features. I want to make sure that this is not disabled
by a broken test (I've seen some earlier). So yes, I'd like to see the
output. And even config.log, while we are at it (please remove
config.cache before running configure).
JM> Another idea would be to use the trace command to see which files
JM> are accessed.
lavrenko> trace? What's this? Where can I execute it?
You should have a command named trace or strace. It is used like
trace lyx
and it gives you all the system calls (in particular file accesses)
done by the program. On my machine, I get:
fantomas: trace lyx
Tracing process /proc/11425
SIGNAL [20 SIGCHLD]
sigprocmask (3, 0x0, 0x11fffeb40) = 2
setitimer (ITIMER_REAL, {{0,0}, {0,0}}, {{0,0},{0,0}}) = 0
sigaction (SIGTERM, {{0x12000bd90,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
sigaction (SIGALRM, {{0x12000bd90,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
sigaction (SIGPIPE, {{0x12000a938,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
sigaction (SIGBUS, {{0x12000a938,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
sigaction (SIGFPE, {{0x12000a938,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
sigaction (SIGEMT, {{0x12000a938,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
sigaction (SIGABRT, {{0x12000a938,0x0,0}}, (struct sigaction *)0) = 0
[...snip]
JMarc
