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.tar files help won't make
After extracting the files, switching to the directory and typing make, it won't do anything. it gives just gives errors.
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After you open the tar file, make isn't the next command. Usually, it would go like this:
Code:
./configurePeace, JimBass |
Still dosen't work. Here's what it says:
robby@linux:~> cd '/home/robby/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass' robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> ./config bash: ./config: No such file or directory robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass |
It should be
$ ./configure or does that not work either? |
That dosen't work either:
robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> $ ./configure bash: $: command not found robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> |
You don't add the $, you just do ./configure or ./config, whichever file exists.
Peace, JimBass |
Maybe I am missing that particular file?
robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> ./config bash: ./config: No such file or directory robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> ./configure bash: ./configure: No such file or directory robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> |
Then you need to read the README or the INSTALL, and the directions will be in there.
Peace, JimBass |
The install says,"To install Crown and Cutlass in Linux, simply extract the source and type 'make'.
After I do that, it says: make: sdl-config: Command not found g++ -ansi -Wall -Werror -g -O3 -march=i586 -mfpmath=387 -DTIXML_USE_STL -o src/Player.o -c src/Player.cpp make: g++: Command not found make: *** [src/Player.o] Error 127 robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> Sorry for all the questions and newbie responses, but I just don't know Linux at all. |
You don't have GCC's C++ compiler, so you need to install the gcc-c++ package. How you do that will depend on which distro you're using.
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I'm currently using suse 9.2
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I've never used SuSe :(. Do you know how to use YaST though? If you can find it and work out how to install "development tools" (gcc, gcc-c++ and possibly what else is there), that's what you need to do.
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I installed it with Yast, then tried to 'make' again. This time it tried to compile everything, but gave 9908 errors.
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Could you post the output please?
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It's too long to submit in a reply. I'll post the last bit of it:
src/GLee.h:9858: error: `Display' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9858: error: `dpy' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9858: error: syntax error before `,' token src/GLee.h:9859: error: `Display' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9859: error: `dpy' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9859: error: syntax error before `)' token src/GLee.h:9860: error: `Display' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9860: error: `dpy' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9860: error: syntax error before `)' token src/GLee.h:9861: error: `Display' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9861: error: `dpy' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9861: error: syntax error before `,' token src/GLee.h:9862: error: `Display' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9862: error: `dpy' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9862: error: syntax error before `,' token src/GLee.h:9863: error: `Display' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9863: error: `dpy' was not declared in this scope src/GLee.h:9863: error: syntax error before `,' token src/GLee.h:9904: error: `GLeeInit' declared as function returning a function src/GLee.h:9905: error: `GLeeForceLink' declared as function returning a function src/GLee.h:9908: error: `GLeeEnabled' declared as function returning a function make: *** [src/Player.o] Error 1 robby@linux:~/Downloaded files/CrownCutlass> |
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