Re: Mac OS X Tiger builds of OOo1.9m112 has been finished

Terry Teague <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.porting
Message-ID <l03130300beebdba1f43c@[17.219.128.47]>
At 11:55 AM +0900 6/26/05, NAKATA Maho wrote:
>Dear,
>as usual, I uploaded 1.9m112 packages for Mac OS X.

>Still there is issue. as you can see the buildlog inside the
>openoffice.org2-20050622.tar.bz2
>normal top level dmake breaks the build at instsetoo_native. explicitly
>building inside the instsetoo_native works, but still broken for zh-TW.
>I haven't raize an Issue yet.

I finished a build of 1.9m112 on Panther a couple of days ago.

A few notes :

1) I checked out the sources for 1.9m112 from anon CVS using that tag. A
couple of Maho's patches when applied did cause patch hunks to be rejected
- it didn't seem to be a problem though.

2) Now that it appears that the GNU version of 'cp' is required
(./configure fails if you don't specify --with-gnu-cp), I did download,
build, and install the GNU CoreUtils v5.2.1 without too much trouble ('make
check' failed), without using DarwinPorts or Fink. I guess Eric H's build
instructions will need to be updated.

3) It mostly built without problem, except in instsetoo_native, got an
error creating the ".mpkg", because of a permissions problem.

Fixed that by setting the execute bit on the script :

	./solenv/bin/create_OSX_mpkg_and_dmg


4) Got past that point, but the build then failed with stuff related to
URE. It didn't matter - I was able to install and test the build.

What is URE? I see there something that happens as the very first thing in
the build - "Fetching dependencies for module ure" - it tries solver (and
obviously fails on a new clean build), then tries CVS (and obviously fails
if you are not connected to the Internet).


>thanks!
>-- NAKATA, Maho ([email protected])


Regards, terry
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