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Thanks for this.
I'm not that expert on Linux, but I tried installing Gambas2 and failed at the first hurdle.
trying to configure I get:
$ ./configure
bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
Even though configure.ac is present ?
Any ideas anyone?
Does it matter where I unzip the Gambas2 files and run install from?
# ./reconf-all
./reconf-all: 7: ./reconf-all: libtoolize: not
found
./reconf-all: 8: ./reconf-all: autoreconf: not
found
# sudo ./reconf-all
./reconf-all: 7: ./reconf-all: libtoolize:
not found
./reconf-all: 8: ./reconf-all: autoreconf:
not found
# ls
acinclude.m4 gb.compress.bzlib2
gb.net INSTALL
aclocal.m4 gb.compress.zlib
gb.net.curl install-sh
app gb.corba
gb.net.smtp main
AUTHORS gb.crypt
gb.opengl Makefile.am
ChangeLog gb.db.firebird
gb.pcre Makefile.in
comp gb.db.mysql
gb.pdf missing
component.am gb.db.odbc
gb.qt NEWS
config.guess gb.db.postgresql
gb.qte README
config.h.in gb.db.sqlite2
gb.qt.kde README.svn-commit
config.sub gb.db.sqlite3
gb.sdl reconf
configure.ac gb.desktop
gb.sdl.sound reconf-all
COPYING gb.gtk
gb.v4l TEMPLATE
depcomp gb.gtk.svg gb.xml
examples gb.image help
# ./reconf-all
./reconf-all: 7: ./reconf-all: libtoolize: not found
./reconf-all: 8: ./reconf-all: autoreconf: not found
Ok, still doesn't work:
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DO NOT USE the official packages made by Ubuntu for 12.10. They are wrong! |
There are binary packages for the latest /trunk made daily by Sebastian Kulesz:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sebikul/gambas-daily
It allows you to test the latest development version without having to compile it!
Thanks for all your help with this, but I simply cant get Gambas2 to install on my Linux Mint 14 PC.
It's a shame as I can see that DBLog has many features that my current logger (CQRLog) doesn't have.
I'll continue to try and install it perodically, but for now I think I'll have to concede defeat.