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Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 05 July 2006 22:05, Marcus Furlong wrote: |
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>> Running 'configure' goes fine, but running 'make' just keeps running |
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>> configure over and over. |
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> It's commonly caused when the timestamp of configure and the sources for |
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> configure are messed up. Make sure no file has modification time in the |
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> future, and let the configure script to be regenerated forcefully before |
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> make. |
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Ok, I tried this. I checked the timestamps of all files, and they're all in |
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the past. I deleted configure and let it be regenerated anyway, but the |
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same thing happened as before. :( |
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> If you're using kde eclass, just remove the 'configure' file before |
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> kde_src_compile, and the eclass will take care. |
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Tried this too, and no luck. |
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> If the files have modification time in the future, you must run in |
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> src_unpack something like |
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> find "${S}" -type f -print0 | xargs -0 touch |
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Even trying to 'configure' and run 'make' outside of an ebuild does not |
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work, that's why I'm guessing it's some sort of misconfiguration with |
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autotools. I'll gladly try any other suggestions that anyone has! |
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Marcus. |
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