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find libimobiledevice-glue in e.g. /opt/homebrew/ #1532
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It compiles for me even without the change. The change for |
Mind you this is on OSX, version 13.6.6...
afcclient.c:72:10: fatal error: ' libimobiledevice-glue/termcolors.h ' file
not found
This has been a while but as I remember I just sent you the changes I had
to make to the makefile.am's (two of them) to get this to compile on macos.
I'm not enough of an auto hell expert to fix this the right way I think I
just assumed you would see the changes that I made and it might be obvious
to you. Presumably something needs to change in the configure (configure.ac)
file. It sounds like you don't have a Mac to compile this on (can't blame
you I detest fake Unix :-) so if you have some suggestions as to what I
should change in the configure file I'll give it a go here and hopefully
just give you a small change to the configure file.
…-Tim
On Mon, Apr 1, 2024, 07:37 Nikias Bassen ***@***.***> wrote:
It compiles for me even without the change. The change for common makes
sense, since it actually uses something from libimobiledevice-glue, but for
tools I added the dependency for every tool that uses it. What are you
warnings/errors when you try to compile?
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Okay, I looked again I think I did make these changes in the correct place.
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Mind you this is on OSX, version 13.6.6...
afcclient.c:72:10: fatal error: ' libimobiledevice-glue/termcolors.h '
file not found
This has been a while but as I remember I just sent you the changes I had
to make to the makefile.am's (two of them) to get this to compile on
macos. I'm not enough of an auto hell expert to fix this the right way I
think I just assumed you would see the changes that I made and it might be
obvious to you. Presumably something needs to change in the configure (
configure.ac) file. It sounds like you don't have a Mac to compile this
on (can't blame you I detest fake Unix :-) so if you have some suggestions
as to what I should change in the configure file I'll give it a go here and
hopefully just give you a small change to the configure file.
-Tim
On Mon, Apr 1, 2024, 07:37 Nikias Bassen ***@***.***> wrote:
> It compiles for me even without the change. The change for common makes
> sense, since it actually uses something from libimobiledevice-glue, but for
> tools I added the dependency for every tool that uses it. What are you
> warnings/errors when you try to compile?
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It's worth noting that while I have been an open source user of a very long time (like when Linux booted off of two floppies) I've not contributed much. As such I don't really know what's expected of me. |
Some random notes (sorry, should have done this in one message). In the README I only saw instructions of Debian/Ubuntu so I assumed you were only testing on same but upon closer reading I see that you test with Mac OS too. Some notes: On Ubuntu 22.04 using the libplist-dev (from apt) I get |
This will just be ignored forever? Not sure what else I could have done. |
This allows one to build under OSX using xcode 14.2.