Hi all,
Macports (and mac os x) newbie here.
I'm trying my hands at writing portfile, just a few questions:
1) Besides the NewCommittersGuide, is there any other documents that
I can use as a guide, such as 'Port Author's Guide' which lay out
things like quality, ensuring that portfiles are
On Feb 18, 2007, at 19:17, Watson Ladd wrote:
How do I get port selfupdate to use the svn portfiles?
I don't know... If it's possible to do that, I'd like to know too.
For myself, I have just checked out a working copy of the ports tree,
pointed my sources.conf at it, and now I use "svn up
On Feb 18, 2007, at 20:33, M. White wrote:
Hi, I am not exactly if this is the correct place to ask this
question or not - my apologies if misplaced.
I just installed octave 2.9.9 using darwinports 1.3.2 and tried to
run a small matrix test case for matlab (mytrit.m from Johan
Helsing of
Hi, I am not exactly if this is the correct place to ask this
question or not - my apologies if misplaced.
I just installed octave 2.9.9 using darwinports 1.3.2 and tried to
run a small matrix test case for matlab (mytrit.m from Johan Helsing
of Lund University). When I try to run it, it
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Does this mean that the patch is already committed to macports or that
we have to manually add the patch for the time being?
- -Altoine
P.S. I am glad that I was able to help. I didn't want to be overly
"chatty" but I was aiming for a solution. I apo
Greetings.
How do I get port selfupdate to use the svn portfiles?
Thank you,
Watson Ladd
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I tracked the problem down.
running "git-http-fetch -v -a -w remotes/origin/master heads/master
http://familiar.handhelds.org/git/familiar-build.git/"; from Altoine's
very nice bug report yielded:
snip...
got 5512a1f94e101c0369170e03817383f17ceb8d35
Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, C
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My apologies for overlooking to add that bit of information. Yes, I have
/opt/local/bin listed first in my PATH statement. Here is what I get
when I type "echo $PATH":
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin:/opt/local/bin:/opt/loca