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Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Zygon Dragon  Date:   06-20-07 15:18 Evening all, Has anyone built the latest Exult snapshot from the sources under OSX? Mine is erroring with on the ./configure: ./configure: line 24350: syntax error near unexpected token `$SDL_VERSION,' ./configure: line 24350: `AM_PATH_SDL($SDL_VERSION,' I'm guessing its the SDL libs?? I have copied the SDL 1.2.11 framework folder to my /Library/Framework folder Anyone got the binary built and can email or "yousendit.com" to me? Thanks, Rob

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Zygon Dragon  Date:   06-21-07 08:42 Any ideas on my building problem under OSX? MACBOOK-ROB:~/Desktop/exult rcraig$ ./autogen.sh configure.ac:167: warning: underquoted definition of AC_CHECK_ALPHA_LINUX_CXX configure.ac:167: run info '(automake)Extending aclocal' configure.ac:167: or see http://sources.redhat.com/automake/automake.html#Extending-aclocal ./autogen.sh: line 67: libtoolize: command not found configure.ac:19: installing `./config.sub' configure.ac:22: installing `./missing' configure.ac:22: installing `./install-sh' configure.ac:19: installing `./config.guess' audio/Makefile.am: installing `./depcomp' configure.ac: installing `./ylwrap' configure.ac:159: required file `./ltmain.sh' not found You are now ready to run ./configure MACBOOK-ROB:~/Desktop/exult rcraig$ ./configure checking build system type... i386-apple-darwin8.9.1 checking host system type... i386-apple-darwin8.9.1 checking target system type... i386-apple-darwin8.9.1 checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c checking whether build environment is sane... yes checking for a thread-safe mkdir -p... ./install-sh -c -d checking for gawk... no checking for mawk... no checking for nawk... no checking for awk... awk checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... yes checking "windowing system"... 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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Mar  Date:   06-26-07 10:05 Sup, I can successfully make on OS X, but I can't give you the binary b/c the way it creates the binary on OS X is a little flakey...it creates hardlinks, so it won't work on other people's computers. some questions before I can help you though: (1) Are you compiling on an Intel computer or a PPC computer? (i.e. is your computer running the new DualCore chip or the old PPC chip?) (2) Did you use fink to install the sdl packages? According to the readme, you need to install 4 packages. If you install them manually, then you need to be sure that you're installing ALL 4 packages. If you have fink installed on your computer already, you only need to run the following 4 commands: fink install sdl fink install sdl-mixer fink install automake1.9 fink install libtool14 (3) If you look closely at your output, you notice that the error is that there is no "Makefile.in" file being created. I believe this is supposed to be created when you run .autogen.sh As a result, I'm guessing that you don't have automake1.9 installed. But that's a complete and total guess without more information from you as to what exactly you did in order to prepare for this installation. Mar

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Zygon Dragon  Date:   06-27-07 07:43 Thanks for the reply Andrew. Yep I'm running Intel processor. I orignally used the darwin ports to install the packages but it look like fink is a load easier. Just installed via fink the packages that you say. Seemed to install fine no errors. I can now configure and when I run the make I get to this part: Making all in docs make[2]: Nothing to be done for `all'. /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link g++ -O2 -Wno-long-long -I/sw/include/SDL -D_THREAD_SAFE -o exult actions.o actorio.o actors.o args.o browser.o cheat.o cheat_screen.o combat.o delobjs.o dir.o drag.o effects.o exult.o exultmenu.o game.o gameclk.o gamedat.o gamemap.o gamerend.o gamewin.o istring.o keys.o keyactions.o menulist.o monsters.o mouse.o npcnear.o npctime.o palette.o party.o paths.o readnpcs.o schedule.o segfile.o shapeid.o tqueue.o txtscroll.o version.o xdrag.o pathfinder/libpathfinder.la audio/libaudio.la audio/midi_drivers/libmididrv.la audio/midi_drivers/timidity/libtimidity.la audio/midi_drivers/mt32emu/libmt32emu.la flic/libflic.la conf/libconf.la imagewin/libimagewin.la server/libserver.la usecode/libusecode.la shapes/libshapes.la objs/libobjs.la gumps/libgumps.la files/libu7file.la files/zip/libminizip.la gamemgr/libgamemgr.la -L/sw/lib -lSDLmain -lSDL -framework Cocoa -framework OpenGL -lSDL_mixer -framework AudioUnit -framework CoreMIDI -lz libtool: link: cannot find the library `/sw/lib/libvorbisfile.la' make[2]: *** [exult] Error 1 make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make: *** [all] Error 2 Is that something to do with the libtools? Rob

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Lanica  Date:   06-27-07 07:58 Rob, Looks like it wanting "libvorbis" ... I know little to nothing about Macs...but that much is clear. So...find the "Ogg Vorbis" library and you should be set.

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Zygon Dragon  Date:   06-27-07 11:20 niceone. Got it compiled. Wohoo! Not sure why it was asking for all the libraries seperatly? I installed the pacakges that were in the readme. Strange anyhow its compiled. Last question. To make the "user friendly" finder launchable file. OSX binary. Readme says: "This will give you a "exult" binary in the current directory. If you want a nice Exult.app (double clickable from the Finder and all), enter this command: make Exult_app I get: MACBOOK-ROB:/Users/rcraig/Desktop/exult root# make Exult_app make: *** No rule to make target `Exult_app'. Stop. Thanks, Rob

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Lanica  Date:   06-27-07 11:47 Glad you got it compiled! Hmm...I don't see the Exult_app target off hand...guess you'll have to wait for Someone Who Knows(tm) to show up :)

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Mar  Date:   06-28-07 15:22 Hey Rob, Awesome! Doesn't it feel great to get a problem solved after so much trial? Unfortunately, the docs are wrong. You don't type "make Exult_app" you're supposed to type "make bundle." I created a bug-report on this issue, but apparently they haven't fixed the documentation yet. Also, if you want to run mods, you will probably have to edit the Configuration.cc file the way I described in the bug tracker discussion below. http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1738138&group_id=2335&atid=102335 Remember, if you use mods then the directory "mods" MUST be in lower-case. Have fun! Mar

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Mar  Date:   06-28-07 15:25 Oh yeah, almost forgot, the Configuration.cc file is found in the /conf directory where your exult CVS files are installed. Don't edit the Configuration.cc file unless you have to. I only had to do it because I kept getting the error: Description missing! WRONG EXULT VERSION But I'm running Exult on a PPC Macintosh. The error might not occur on an Intel Mac.

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Lanica  Date:   06-29-07 05:32 Mar, I see the "bundle" target. I've updated the MacOSX readme to reflect that change. I'll make a comment on the bug if I can find it on sourceforge :) I don't think I have the power to close it though. Thanks!

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Lanica  Date:   06-29-07 05:38 Mar, I can't seem to find the documentation bug report ... can you provide a link? Thanks!

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Mar  Date:   06-29-07 08:36 The documentation bug report? Sorry, I just lumped all my grievances into one report. Sorry, I probably should have separated them. http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1738138&group_id=2335&atid=102335 I just included a paragraph at the bottom saying: "Oh, on a side issue, the README.MacOSX should be changed to tell the user to "make bundle" instead of "make Exult_app." Also, it should probably give instructions that to install the specific fink packages, you need to use the terminology "fink install <package_name>" Took me a bit of time to figure that stuff out."

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Re: Exult latest snapshot built MAC OSX

Author: Lanica  Date:   06-29-07 08:47 Ahh ok. I added a comment. I'm not comfortable with inserting code / making changes on a platform that I cannot test on, otherwise I'd fix that bug myself.

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