Re: lilypond problem

[Daniel Senderowicz]

Jan,

After following your advice I got a bit farther this time (see
the bottom 2 sections). However the built still stops. This is
the last result:

makeinfo --output=./out/lilypond.info out/lilypond.nexi
out/lilypond.nexi:47: No matching address@hidden ifnottex'.
out/lilypond.nexi:96: Unmatched address@hidden'.
out/lilypond.nexi:6261: itemize requires an argument: the formatter for @item.
out/lilypond.nexi:8880: Unknown command `command'.
out/lilypond.nexi:8880: Misplaced {.

.... snip .....

out/lilypond.nexi:10137: Misplaced }.
out/lilypond.nexi:10138: Unknown command `acronym'.
out/lilypond.nexi:10138: Misplaced {.
out/lilypond.nexi:10138: Misplaced }.
makeinfo: Removing output file `./out/lilypond.info' due to errors; use --force 
to preserve.
Making info file `./out/lilypond.info' from `out/lilypond.nexi'.
gmake[2]: *** [out/lilypond.info] Error 2
rm out/lilypond.nexi
gmake[2]: Leaving directory 
`/usr/users/daniel/misc/lilypond-1.3.141/Documentation/user'
gmake[1]: *** [all] Error 2
rm out/index.texi out/README-W32.texi out/hacking.texi
gmake[1]: Leaving directory 
`/usr/users/daniel/misc/lilypond-1.3.141/Documentation'
gmake: *** [all] Error 2

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>Check config.log.  You'll find something like this below, or maybe
>another kpathsea check fails.  Copy the text to foo.c and try to
>figure out why the command failed.  If you find a useful solution
>(also on the kpathsea stuff), please mail it to the list so that we
>can include it in INSTALL.txt

configure:2963: checking for kpathsea/kpathsea.h
configure:3000: checking for kpse_find_file in -lkpathsea
configure:3055: checking for kpse_find_file
configure:3115: checking whether to use kpathsea

The above are the four lines related to kpathsea. Does this mean
that is actually using kpathsea?

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>Ah, seems netbsd trouble.
>Try google: 'undefined reference to yy_flex_realloc'

You are right. It seems that the flex precompiled in NetBSD is
broken. I downloaded 2.5.4a, compiled and the *alloc problem
dissapeared.

Thanks.

Dan