Carl, Thank you for the –k direction; I had misunderstood that it wasn’t the “build of gsrc” that failed, but rather the build of one of the gsrc-provided components.
I have not been able to pull by bzr due to the firewall policy. The fetch needs to be http (or https) so that my proxy tunnel will transport it. I’m going to start a new thread, for the benefit of future searchers. Eric From: carl hansen [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 1:36 AM To: Monsler, Eric M Subject: Re: [bug-gsrc] Build failure On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 6:43 PM, Monsler, Eric M <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Hello, My error is in building 3dldf during the initial ‘make’ of gsrc-2014.07.06. The short version is inline in this email, a longer version attached First do this in your gsrc directory: bzr update just to be sure, you can do, again: ./bootstrap # to create the configure script ./configure --prefix=$HOME/gnu # directory to install the packages then you now have the very latest version I haven't actually tried looking at your 3ddlf problem, maybe the update will fix it. Otherwise, skip 3dldf and move on to the rest. This is most easily done by saying make -k rather than make when your trying to make everything. Not everything actually compiles, in my experience anyway You might try just making one or a few packages to test the general workings of your installation, eg: make -C gnu/hello if that works, then try make -k which will continue with the rest after failures...
