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===Compilation errors=== | ===Compilation errors=== | ||
Here we are, no fear, if you wish to use programs from the cvs/svn repositories, you will face anytime compilation errors that will prevent you to have a working copy of one or more of the programs provided by this script. What can be the causes that prevent us from a successful compiling ? as | Here we are, no fear, if you wish to use programs from the cvs/svn repositories, you will face anytime compilation errors that will prevent you to have a working copy of one or more of the programs provided by this script. What can be the causes that prevent us from a successful compiling ? as far as I know this: | ||
# Software developers introduce a new functionality with a new piece of code that prevents the compilation under your architecture, this can happen working with cvs/svn sources. | # Software developers introduce a new functionality with a new piece of code that prevents the compilation under your architecture, this can happen working with cvs/svn sources. | ||
# The program refuses to compile because of a divergence in the libraries it depends. For example can happen the Flightgear does not compile because osg has been modified, while osg itself compiles fine, fg wont. | # The program refuses to compile because of a divergence in the libraries it depends. For example can happen the Flightgear does not compile because osg has been modified, while osg itself compiles fine, fg wont. | ||