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Posted to users@qpid.apache.org by Joshua Boyd <jd...@etinternational.com> on 2009/06/17 20:20:55 UTC
Installing QPID 0.5 regression?
I'm working on ubuntu. As part of the install scripts for setting up a
new machine at work, we build everything in a seperate build directory.
With version M4, this worked just fine:
mkdir build-qpid
cd build-qpid
$SRCDIR/qpid-M4/cpp/configure --prefix=$TARGDIR \
--srcdir=SRCDIR/qpid-M4/cpp --disable-warnings
make
make install
However, now with version 0.5, I get this:
mkdir build-qpid
cd build-qpid
$SRCDIR/qpid-0.5/cpp/configure --prefix=$TARGDIR \
--srcdir=$SRCDIR/qpid-0.5/cpp --disable-warnings
make
make install
I get:
configure: error: Neither AMQP specs nor spec-generated code present;
cannot build.
I've attached my config.log.
I certainly just build in place for now, and probably make an exception
for this in our script, but it still seems like a bit of a regression
that aught to be fixed.
Re: Installing QPID 0.5 regression?
Posted by Carl Trieloff <cc...@redhat.com>.
easiest is to download http://www.apache.org/dist/qpid/0.5/ full tar,
and then cd into the cpp dir and for a clean env build.
In 0.5 we did not package the specs/ dir into each module. maybe we
should have for ease of use.
Carl.
Joshua Boyd wrote:
> I'm working on ubuntu. As part of the install scripts for setting up a
> new machine at work, we build everything in a seperate build directory.
> With version M4, this worked just fine:
> mkdir build-qpid
> cd build-qpid
> $SRCDIR/qpid-M4/cpp/configure --prefix=$TARGDIR \
> --srcdir=SRCDIR/qpid-M4/cpp --disable-warnings
> make
> make install
>
> However, now with version 0.5, I get this:
> mkdir build-qpid
> cd build-qpid
> $SRCDIR/qpid-0.5/cpp/configure --prefix=$TARGDIR \
> --srcdir=$SRCDIR/qpid-0.5/cpp --disable-warnings
> make
> make install
> I get:
> configure: error: Neither AMQP specs nor spec-generated code present;
> cannot build.
>
> I've attached my config.log.
>
> I certainly just build in place for now, and probably make an exception
> for this in our script, but it still seems like a bit of a regression
> that aught to be fixed.
>
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