Re: [Gnash-dev] gnash on Mac OS X

[Thomas Inskip]

There are definitely a lot of warnings, and possibly errors.  Here  
are a few:
Makefile.am:35: variable `NULL' not defined
backend/Makefile.am:84: SOUND_SOURCES was already defined in  
condition TRUE, which implies condition USE_SOUND_GST_TRUE
backend/Makefile.am:42: libgnashbackend_LIBS was already defined in  
condition TRUE, which implies condition USE_SOUND_GST_TRUE
backend/Makefile.am:65: AM_CPPFLAGS was already defined in condition  
TRUE, which implies condition USE_SOUND_GST_TRUE
backend/Makefile.am:42: libgnashbackend_LIBS was already defined in  
condition TRUE, which implies condition USE_FFMPEG_ENGINE_TRUE  
USE_SOUND_SDL_TRUE
backend/Makefile.am:109: warning: automake does not support  
conditional definition of libgnashbackend_LIBS in  
libgnashbackend_la_LIBADD
doc/xmldocs.make:98: INSTALL_DATA_HOOK was already defined in  
condition TRUE, which implies condition GHELP_TRUE
extensions/Makefile.am:21: OTHER_DIRS was already defined in  
condition TRUE, which implies condition BUILD_DEJAGNU_EXT_TRUE
utilities/Makefile.am:92: warning: automake does not support  
conditional definition of GNASH_LIBS in dumpshm_LDADD
utilities/Makefile.am:88: warning: automake does not support  
conditional definition of GNASH_LIBS in gprocessor_LDADD

The above is just a more or less random sample.  There are hundreds  
of similar ones.  I must be missing a step somewhere.



On Jul 30, 2007, at 9:36 AM, strk wrote:

> On Sun, Jul 29, 2007 at 02:07:51PM -0400, Thomas Inskip wrote:
> > I ran the following on a tree I pulled down via cvs:
> >         mv ltmain.sh.darwin ltmain.sh
> >         export NO_LIBTOOLIZE=1
> >         ./autogen.sh
> >         ./configure
> >
> > Still got the following error:
> >         config.status: error: cannot find input file: po/Makefile.in
> >
> > Are there any special configuration options I should be passing into
> > configure?
>
> po/Makefile.in should be created by ./autogen.sh from po/Makefile.am
> Check for any ./autogen.sh warnings or errors.
>
> --strk;