On Sun, 29 Mar 2020, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Am 29.03.2020 um 14:29 schrieb Allin Cottrell:
> On Sun, 29 Mar 2020, Sven Schreiber wrote:
>> However, then I went back to the GTK3 + addons build attempt, meaning
>> that I edited conf.sh and re-ran that before doing make. There I got an
>> error message which also seemed somewhat familiar from a couple of weeks
>> back:
>>
>> make -C SVAR
>> make[2]: Verzeichnis „/home/fantomas/src/build/addons/SVAR“ wird betreten
>> ../../cli/gretlcli -t pkg.inp
>> Error reading
>>
C:\msys64\home\fantomas\src\build\addons\SVAR\./../../gretl-git/addons/SVAR\../../../gretl-git/addons/SVAR/SVAR_boot.inp
>>
>> Windows says: Das System kann die angegebene Datei nicht finden.
>
> In your build/addons/SVAR directory, what's the value of "topsrc" on
the
> first line? And in the same directory, what do the first few lines of
> pkg.inp look like?
In the makefile in /SVAR:
topsrc = ../../../gretl-git
(which seems right)
and in pkg.inp:
string topsrc = "../../../gretl-git"
string dtd = topsrc ~ "/share/functions/gretlfunc.dtd"
string pkgdir = topsrc ~ "/addons/SVAR"
(also look OK to me)
> If I'm normalizing the funny-looking path above correctly, it resolves to
>
> C:/msys64/home/fantomas/src/build/gretl-git/addons/SVAR/SVAR_boot.inp
>
> which looks wrong: "build" shouldn't be in there?
Yes, it shouldn't be. Which brings us back to the thing that puzzled me
some weeks or months ago, why is there only this single dot in the
middle of the part " addons\SVAR\./../../gretl-git ".
Ah, that must be due to the trailing backslash in the first part of
the path. And I can guess what needs to be fixed to handle that.
Stay tuned!
Allin