On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 06:21:52PM +0100, Gary wrote: > On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 08:10:17AM -0800, Michael Elkins wrote: > > The USE_* options are typically controlled via --enable-* or --with-* > > Err. In the sense I can use whichever form I like, or in the sense that > one or other will work, depending on which option I am trying to > include?
In the latter sense. --enable-* typically controls a feature that Mutt can provide. --with-* is used to control other software which Mutt might make use of (e.g. openssl, qdbm). This is typicaly of software which uses autoconf. > > Typically it's better to just install the docbook packages so you can > build the docs. > > Actually I have (even though 'grep -iIr docbook *' in the src directory > returns no results). It doesn't help. I'm unsure why you get that result since there are many references to docbook in the doc/ subdirectory. > > In the example you noted above, they are the same directory so it looks > > odd, but it is not in error. > > Well, make appears to disgree with you on that. It just stops after the > errors noted above and I don't get a binary or whatever documentation > it's trying to build. Admittedly, I have an old version, so it might not > be a current problem (it's also the Cygwin version, so it might not even > really be *your* problem). The problem is not the cp, but the fact that the documentation failed to build. The 'stat' error is saying the source file does not exist. me
