Problem with config on OS X 10.7.3 #17
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One more thing: I was able to install |
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Hmm, that's a bit odd... I think the configure problem should be fixed first, and the setting LDFLAGS/CPPFLAGS won't solve that problem. Can you compile the tar-ball version (0.9.8.3)? Note, passing options to configure like this should work: |
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Hi djcb, Thank you for your help and your time. I downloaded the tar-ball version, then, I got: So, I did: Running: gives: To check glib version: Running configure like you have shown: gives same error. |
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I have the sneaky feeling an old glib is shadowing the new glib. This is my env: Searching for glibs: |
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I completely reinstalled the latest version of XCode (4.3.2) (since it also adds libs), with no results. At this point I guess I will ditch OS X and move on to Ubuntu... I can't do without mu anymore... |
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hmmm.... there really is no reason why it shouldn't work on osx... sadly, i don't have it handy to see what is going on. Maybe describe your problem to the mailing list? I think several people there are using mu/mu4e on osx. |
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Thank you so much for your time. I will do that. I will still switch to Ubuntu though. :) |
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I did not ask on the list, since I have found the solution, which I am reporting here. The problem lies with the OSX integration with package manager Before installing (taken form: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3522248/how-do-i-compile-jzmq-for-zeromq-on-osx) then the usual install will work right off the bat: If you get an error like this: Then you have to: Now edit /usr/bin/emacs in a text editor and paste this in: (Replace $EMACS_PATH with the actual path to your Emacs binary.) Finally, make your shell script executable: (this is taken from: http://superuser.com/questions/199570/warnings-errors-with-emacs-cocoa-23-2-on-osx-terminal) |
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@priyadarshan I've tried your solution but still get the same error. Very strange, installed mu/mu4e before on this Machine. After I restore the system using time machine, i got this problem. |
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I have switched to FreeBSD from 2013. Before that, while still using OS X, I had homebrew removed and started using Mac Ports. Most of the problems went away just by switching package manager. If I remember correctly, make sure to have the GNU version of everything, ie GNU autoconf, etc. Sorry I can't be of more help! |
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@priyadarshan thanks for you reply. I tried of trying and switched to Debian, it seems a good solution for many of my problems I had :d. |
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Hi,
I am trying to build mu 0.9.8.4-dev3 on OS X 10.7.3 (I use
homebrewas package manager).Using `./configure I get:
I do have glib-2.32.1 installed via homebrew, though.
Since homebrew won't install autoconf's libs properly (becasue of xcode), it says:
Following the help section
./configure -help, i tried to add:but it does not work:
I tried also adding:
and
I am not too experienced with configure. What is wrong with those parameters?
Thanks!
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