On Thursday 28 March 2002 2:48 pm, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > >>>>> "Angus" == Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Angus> I think that compiling on Tru64 is now sufficiently > Angus> straightforward that users should be able to do it with the > Angus> help of a Readme only. Nonetheless, it's still sufficiently > Angus> convoluted that this info is probably best placed in a separate > Angus> INSTALL.Tru64 file. > > Angus> What do you think of the attached patch? > > Why do you need to set CPP?
I found that the configure script failed without this. It uses the prepreocessor to check whether header files exist, not the c compiler. > Why do you need to set -I and -L options? --with-extra-prefix does it > perfectly well (it is your right to do as you wish, but I do not want > to advise to do that in a README). Ditto. Else the preprocesor can't find stuff. Having said that, I discovered all this by trial and error. It's possible that things will work without CPP. Will investigate. > Is the problem with std::count still relevant now that we have > lyx::count? I believe that we check only for the existence of std::count, not whether it returns a sane value. > Tell me (again?) what the problem was with autoconf 2.13. In what regard? > The lyxsum.C problem should be investigated, methinks So do I. After Easter. Angus
