Re: Re: Bad Universal headers or...?
"Eric" <[email protected]> Tue, 14 May 2002 13:51:17 -0500
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.builds |
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| Organization | Another Netscape Collabra Server User |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
sorry. ok here's some info... 5-6 month ago i made a build of mozilla 0.9.5 Mac Carbon Opt with CodeWarrior 7 I follow all the instructions in mozilla.org/build/mac by installing all the modules and updates... no problem here. Then, today, i decided to pull a fresh new mozilla version out and build it with the same perl environment that i used for 0.9.5 but i got errors (I can't remember where exactly). So i thought about updating the folder Universal in CodeWarrior by downloading the latest in developer.apple.com. (Universal v3.4.1) With the new headers it worked fine but stop here with this error: ....... Building "Drive2:Mozilla 1.0.0:mozilla:rdf:macbuild:_rdf.mcp[RDFLibrary.shlb]" Building "Drive2:Mozilla 1.0.0:mozilla:xpinstall:macbuild:_xpinstall.mcp[xpinstall.shlb]" Building "Drive2:Mozilla 1.0.0:mozilla:xpinstall:cleanup:macbuild:_XPICleanup.mcp[XPICleanupCarbon]" ### Errors encountered building "Drive2:Mozilla 1.0.0:mozilla:xpinstall:cleanup:macbuild:_XPICleanup.mcp And i must say that i updated the source from CVS like 3-4 times. I hope this will help... Thanks. "Alec Flett" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news: [email protected]... > You're going to have to supply more information, we're not mindreaders :) > > - what platform? > - what compiler? > - what tools? (perl version, etc) > - what are the errors? > - did you start with a fresh build, or did you update from CVS? > > > Alec > > Eric wrote: > > Im trying to build mozilla 1.0.0 but it fails. > > some projects generate errors while compiling. > > > > But 6 mouth ago, i build version 0.9.5 without any problems. > > > > I checked in mozilla.org if I need to update something but theres nothing > > different since the last time i check. > > > > Do I need to update something? > > Some modules or the Universal Headers? > > > > Thank you. > > > > Eric. > > > > > > >