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Grex Troxel wrote: > [from 4.6.5 experience, so this may be different in 4.6.6] > > More than likely, you have to type 'make > coda', not 'make'. The 'coda' target puts includes in place, but the > default target does not (IMHO this is a bug in the build system). > > Greg Troxel <gdt_at_ir.bbn.com>> Michael Stone wrote: > That seems to have done it. Is this documented somewhere? The Makefile says: > # TARGETS: > # install recursively build and install objects > # all recursively build objects > # clean recursively descend the tree and clean .a's, .o's, binaries, > # rcs populate the tree with rcs links > # reconfigure > # do a ../configure again with all the same args > > Which is nowhere near accurate. Correct, this `feature' is fixed in the development version (4.7.x). But I have overlooked putting that patch back into 4.6.6. Btw. it is documented in the file INSTALL.linux (ftp://ftp.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux/). 2. Building coda (outside CMU): a) unpack the source; you need gcc, g++, flex, ncurses, gdbm, readline etc, and have 80MB free to build from source. b) at the top level type ./configure c) at the top level type make coda d) at the top level type make client-install, or make server-install e) rebuild kernels if needed f) configure clients/servers and you should be up. Ofcourse we tried to hide this information the best we could ;) JanReceived on 1998-10-11 18:03:03