On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 14:01:32 +0100
Klaus Mach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Crafty only compiles for x86 (it's in the makefile).
> > I may try to improve on this. The x86_64 packages that
> > got built accidentally
> > had a precompiled binary of crafty added to the sources.
>
> I got the source
> Crafty only compiles for x86 (it's in the makefile).
> I may try to improve on this. The x86_64 packages that
> got built accidentally
> had a precompiled binary of crafty added to the sources.
I got the sources of crafty 21.6 from http://www.craftychess.com/ and compiled
it on my SuSE 10.3 run
On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 10:08:38 +0100
pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This will not work, some people will forget to install engines. Some
> features of Scid rely on embeded engines (Crafty and Phalanx), and I had
> to modify Phalanx (added some xboard commands like "setboard" for
> example)
Detlef Steuer a écrit :
> Ok, there is a first package for scid 3.6.20.
>
> Download the package for your distribution under
>
> http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/dsteuer
>
> You can use the search facilities on
> http://software.opensuse.org/search , too.
>
> Crafty only compiles fo
Ok, there is a first package for scid 3.6.20.
Download the package for your distribution under
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/dsteuer
You can use the search facilities on
http://software.opensuse.org/search , too.
Crafty only compiles for x86 (it's in the makefile).
I may try
Hi,
Detlef Steuer schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> is there any interest in a native OpenSuSE package?
> I maintain a few in OpenSuSe's build service and could try
> to package an uptodate scid.
Would be great, an easy way for lazy people like me ;-)
to stay up to date.
Regards, Gilbert
---
Hi,
is there any interest in a native OpenSuSE package?
I maintain a few in OpenSuSe's build service and could try
to package an uptodate scid.
Detlef
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 20:34:51 +0100
pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use Suse, and typing
> ./configure
> make
> ./scid
>
> sho
Hi, Alexander
> export PATH=.:$PATH
> ./scid
>
> will work. :)
thanks !!, works now :-) ,
i also had to delete
an older version of scid
that ships with open suse 10.3
Regards, Gilbert
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> This program,
> "./scid"
> is version 3.6.20,
> but the tkscid progam
> it uses is version 3.6.
> Check that the path to tkscid is correct.
Alexander already replied, let me just add that this signals conflict
between your just compiled scid and old scid installed on the system.
Depending on the
Gilbert Rebhan schrieb:
Hi!
> thanks for the tips!!
De rien.
> gives me an error window =
> This program,
> "./scid"
> is version 3.6.20,
> but the tkscid progam
> it uses is version 3.6.
> Check that the path to tkscid is correct.
>
> Any ideas ?
You should have read my posting ;)
Marcin Kasperski schrieb:
>> somehow ./configure and install
>> didn't work.
>
> Well, your system probably lacks something.
>
thanks for the tips!!
yup, the tk-devel package was missing.
Now
./configure
make
./scid
gives me an error window =
This program,
"./scid"
is version 3.6.20,
but the
> somehow ./configure and install
> didn't work.
Well, your system probably lacks something.
PS Would you want more serious help, replace 'somehow' with detailed
information what you did, and how did it fail - in particular which
error message you got.
PS2 Most likely reason is ... lack of somet
Hi,
I use Suse, and typing
./configure
make
./scid
should be sufficient (if all devel packages are installed like gcc,
tcl-devel; tk-devel, etc.)
You can also use
make install
as root.
I stopped building RPM packages years ago, given the huge diversity of
Linux distributions.
Pascal
Gilbert
Hi,
any rpm packages for 3.6.20
available ?
somehow ./configure and install
didn't work.
Anyone using OpenSuse with a hint
how to install the src version ?
Regards, Gilbert
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