On Monday 27 August 2007 12:11, Rik wrote: > >I neglected to ask for advice in this, my last post. I guess my question > > would be whether 'po' needs to be included in the build, and how to run > > 'configure' so 'po' either has a Makefile or, if not required (for the > > English version?), is not listed as a dependency in the main Makefile. > > > >Telling me to wait for the next prebuilt binary for my platform is also an > >option :-) > > 8/27/07 > > Several things to try. > > First, if you just installed intltool I might start all over again by > fetching the source code into a brand new directory and then executing > 'sh autogen.sh' > 'make' > 'make install' > > Notice that you don't have to run the configure script. This is done as > part of autogen.sh. > > Another thing to try is 'sh autogen.sh --disable-nls' which will turn off > international support which you don't need apparently. > > Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner but I've been busy packing to get out > of town on my annual vacation. Won't be able to offer any more advice for > two weeks. > > --Rik > I ran "sh autogen.sh --disable-nls" on a fresh checkout. 'configure' *still* reports missing PO macros and, interestingly, is ambiguous about NSL support: This package is configured for the following features: ------------------------------------------------------ Compiling with plugin support.......... yes Compiling with private record support.. yes Compiling with Datebk support.......... yes Compiling with Ma�na support.......... yes Compiling with Prometheon support...... no Compiling Expense plugin............... yes Compiling SyncTime plugin.............. yes Compiling KeyRing plugin............... yes Compiling dialer add-on................ no GTK-2 support.......................... yes NLS support (foreign languages)........ Compiler Options....................... -g -O2 Prefix directory....................... /usr/local pilot-link headers..................... /usr/include USB support enabled.................... yes pilot-link 0.12 support................ no pilot-link version found............... 0.11.8 So, I hacked the Makefile, removing po/ from the target dirs. Now the build completes and leaves a working executable. Perhaps disrelated is that "Plugins" is missing on the menu bar. But I think I've had trouble with that previously. -TR
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