On 2 June 2015 at 05:53, f...@libero.it wrote:
> Hi,
> you can try:
> 1) after "./configure && make install" launch scid from the command line
> with:
>
> ./scid
>
> this should give you an error message
>
> 2) remove older scid config files
>
> (rm -r ~/.scid)
>
>
Hi Fulvio,
Here's the output
After running "./configure" and "make install", I get an ".app" file in the
dist directory, but the application doesn't start. In fact, it starts for about
a second, then dies.
Any ideas?
Hi,
you can try:
1) after "./configure && make install" launch scid from the command
line with:
./sci
After running "./configure" and "make install", I get an ".app" file in the
dist directory, but the application doesn't start. In fact, it starts for
about a second, then dies.
Here are the versions of my toolchain:
Maxs-Mac-mini:scid max$ gcc -v
Configured with: --prefix=/Applications/Xcode.app/
