Matthew Langford wrote: Wed, 21 Jun 2000: > What should I have {MW68KIncludes} set to? > Ditto for {MWPPCIncludes}... I think they ought to be mac:paths:to the location of header files like stdio.h et alia. But I am not too sure that they are absolutely necessary. They are probed in Configure.MPW because I had a test installation of MetroWerks on a Mac once (that may or may not boot any longer - it was a while ago) where the MW installation stuffed those variables into the MPW Shell environment. Checking for them seemed like a reasonably straightforward way to ascertain that you had a "working" MW C compiler without actually doing a test compilation of anything. It could very well be that the test for those variables is incorrect in assuming that their presence indicates anything about the quality of the MW installation. > I see {MW68KLibraries} is set, as is {MWPPCLibraries} and {MWCIncludes}. > But not the binary platform includes, which Configure.MPW wants. > > Right after Configure.MPW asks me about this and I continue, I see this: > > # Do you wish to continue? > # Extracting ::MacPerlConfig.mk with variable substitutions... > # Rename ::MacPerlConfig.mk ::MacPerlConfig.mk.old.1 > ### Set - Too many parameters were specified. > # Usage - Set [name [value]] > > Is this related to the earlier error? I think that this is related (it is definitely a bug even if it is not related since Configure.MPW is supposed to trap all trouble and simply issue a message like "I cannot proceed without a C compiler" or somesuch). Unfortunately, it will take me more than a week to get back to MacPerl hacking to offer any advice or fixes as I am in the midst of moving/work-stuff/etc. If you can work past the trouble that Configure.MPW is throwing at you (that is, hand edit a MacPerlConfig.mk appropriate to your compiler) then do a build OK (or at least up to the x2p stuff) then that would prove that checking for {MW68KIncludes} and/or {MWPPCIncludes} is unnecessary. Peter Prymmer ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-porters-request@macperl.org