Recipe for target 'install' failed

[Fendse]

When attempting to run make install when setting up citrine, it fails after attempting the cp ./ctr /usr/bin/ctr step, due to cp failing with the message cp: cannot stat './ctr': No such file or directory.

It does successfully create the binaries in the respective bin/"$OS" folder, so it's not a major issue, but still.

I'm running the command from the repository's root folder (the one containing the makefile), and I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 through WSL on Windows 10 - $OS and $ISO are unset by default, so I've tried running with those manually set to various values and successfully built for all combinations of (Linux/OpenBSD) and (us/nl/ro) I've tried, apart from that final cp step which always fails (even when running as root).

[gabordemooij]

Hi,

I see there are some minor issues with the scripts.
Have you tried the mk.sh script?
It builds Citrine for all the available languages and sets the $OS and $ISO variables accordingly.
I will look into this and improve the scripts.

As a matter of fact, to make the building process easier, I am also removing the reliance on the bsd library, some users have difficulty installing this? Do you encounter issues with lib-bsd?

[Fendse]

Hi,

The mk.sh script works fine. I didn't notice any library issues, and all builds managed to produce the expected files in the citrine/bin/$OS folder - they only failed once make tried to also copy the ctr file into /usr/bin, as it had already been moved elsewhere and no longer existed where the script expected it to.