Compile mkclean on ubuntu 16.04
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I'm struggling to compile mkclean on Ubuntu 16.04.
I download the file and extract it but when I run ./configure I get this:
./configure: 2: ./configure: %%BEGIN: not found
./configure: 3: ./configure: SCRIPT: not found
./configure: 4: ./configure: %%END: not found
make: *** corec/tools/coremake: No such file or directory. Stop.
mv: cannot stat 'corec/tools/coremake/coremake': No such file or directory
./configure: 1: ./configure: corec/tools/coremake/system_output.sh: not found
Running ./coremake
./configure: 11: ./configure: ./coremake: not found
Now you can run make -C %(PROJECT_NAME) or gmake -C %(PROJECT_NAME)
Any help? I can only find old results and they don't work
compiling
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I'm struggling to compile mkclean on Ubuntu 16.04.
I download the file and extract it but when I run ./configure I get this:
./configure: 2: ./configure: %%BEGIN: not found
./configure: 3: ./configure: SCRIPT: not found
./configure: 4: ./configure: %%END: not found
make: *** corec/tools/coremake: No such file or directory. Stop.
mv: cannot stat 'corec/tools/coremake/coremake': No such file or directory
./configure: 1: ./configure: corec/tools/coremake/system_output.sh: not found
Running ./coremake
./configure: 11: ./configure: ./coremake: not found
Now you can run make -C %(PROJECT_NAME) or gmake -C %(PROJECT_NAME)
Any help? I can only find old results and they don't work
compiling
asked Jun 28 at 7:37
Freedo
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@RuiFRibeiro if you mean i'm inside the extracted directory yes I am..
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:51
Yes it is installed
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:55
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I'm struggling to compile mkclean on Ubuntu 16.04.
I download the file and extract it but when I run ./configure I get this:
./configure: 2: ./configure: %%BEGIN: not found
./configure: 3: ./configure: SCRIPT: not found
./configure: 4: ./configure: %%END: not found
make: *** corec/tools/coremake: No such file or directory. Stop.
mv: cannot stat 'corec/tools/coremake/coremake': No such file or directory
./configure: 1: ./configure: corec/tools/coremake/system_output.sh: not found
Running ./coremake
./configure: 11: ./configure: ./coremake: not found
Now you can run make -C %(PROJECT_NAME) or gmake -C %(PROJECT_NAME)
Any help? I can only find old results and they don't work
compiling
asked Jun 28 at 7:37
Freedo
402417
I'm struggling to compile mkclean on Ubuntu 16.04.
I download the file and extract it but when I run ./configure I get this:
./configure: 2: ./configure: %%BEGIN: not found
./configure: 3: ./configure: SCRIPT: not found
./configure: 4: ./configure: %%END: not found
make: *** corec/tools/coremake: No such file or directory. Stop.
mv: cannot stat 'corec/tools/coremake/coremake': No such file or directory
./configure: 1: ./configure: corec/tools/coremake/system_output.sh: not found
Running ./coremake
./configure: 11: ./configure: ./coremake: not found
Now you can run make -C %(PROJECT_NAME) or gmake -C %(PROJECT_NAME)
Any help? I can only find old results and they don't work
compiling
asked Jun 28 at 7:37
Freedo
402417
asked Jun 28 at 7:37
Freedo
402417
asked Jun 28 at 7:37
Freedo
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asked Jun 28 at 7:37
Freedo
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@RuiFRibeiro if you mean i'm inside the extracted directory yes I am..
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:51
Yes it is installed
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:55
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@RuiFRibeiro if you mean i'm inside the extracted directory yes I am..
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:51
Yes it is installed
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:55
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@RuiFRibeiro if you mean i'm inside the extracted directory yes I am..
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:51
@RuiFRibeiro if you mean i'm inside the extracted directory yes I am..
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:51
Yes it is installed
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:55
Yes it is installed
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:55
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The configure script needs to be processed before it can be used. You should run
./mkclean/configure.compiled
from the parent directory instead, after converting its end-of-line characters (using fromdos from the tofrodos package):
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
The full build sequence, starting with the downloaded source code, is:
tar xf mkclean-0.8.10.tar.bz2
cd mkclean-0.8.10
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
./mkclean/configure.compiled
make -C mkclean
This gives me a release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean binary.
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
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I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
Running./mkclean/configure.compiledstill produces errors?
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
From the same directory,./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkcleanworks for me.make -C mkclean install(as root) would install the program in/usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if/usr/local/binis on yourPATH).
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
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The configure script needs to be processed before it can be used. You should run
./mkclean/configure.compiled
from the parent directory instead, after converting its end-of-line characters (using fromdos from the tofrodos package):
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
The full build sequence, starting with the downloaded source code, is:
tar xf mkclean-0.8.10.tar.bz2
cd mkclean-0.8.10
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
./mkclean/configure.compiled
make -C mkclean
This gives me a release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean binary.
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
Running./mkclean/configure.compiledstill produces errors?
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
From the same directory,./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkcleanworks for me.make -C mkclean install(as root) would install the program in/usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if/usr/local/binis on yourPATH).
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The configure script needs to be processed before it can be used. You should run
./mkclean/configure.compiled
from the parent directory instead, after converting its end-of-line characters (using fromdos from the tofrodos package):
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
The full build sequence, starting with the downloaded source code, is:
tar xf mkclean-0.8.10.tar.bz2
cd mkclean-0.8.10
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
./mkclean/configure.compiled
make -C mkclean
This gives me a release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean binary.
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
Running./mkclean/configure.compiledstill produces errors?
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
From the same directory,./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkcleanworks for me.make -C mkclean install(as root) would install the program in/usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if/usr/local/binis on yourPATH).
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
The configure script needs to be processed before it can be used. You should run
./mkclean/configure.compiled
from the parent directory instead, after converting its end-of-line characters (using fromdos from the tofrodos package):
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
The full build sequence, starting with the downloaded source code, is:
tar xf mkclean-0.8.10.tar.bz2
cd mkclean-0.8.10
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
./mkclean/configure.compiled
make -C mkclean
This gives me a release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean binary.
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
The configure script needs to be processed before it can be used. You should run
./mkclean/configure.compiled
from the parent directory instead, after converting its end-of-line characters (using fromdos from the tofrodos package):
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
The full build sequence, starting with the downloaded source code, is:
tar xf mkclean-0.8.10.tar.bz2
cd mkclean-0.8.10
fromdos mkclean/configure.compiled
./mkclean/configure.compiled
make -C mkclean
This gives me a release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean binary.
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
edited Jun 28 at 8:25
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
answered Jun 28 at 7:56
Stephen Kitt
139k22299361
139k22299361
I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
Running./mkclean/configure.compiledstill produces errors?
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
From the same directory,./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkcleanworks for me.make -C mkclean install(as root) would install the program in/usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if/usr/local/binis on yourPATH).
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
add a comment |Â
I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
Running./mkclean/configure.compiledstill produces errors?
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
From the same directory,./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkcleanworks for me.make -C mkclean install(as root) would install the program in/usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if/usr/local/binis on yourPATH).
– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
I had to install package tofrodos for your 2nd command to work. I'm still getting the same error message after running your 2nd command and 1st
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:14
Running
./mkclean/configure.compiled still produces errors?– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
Running
./mkclean/configure.compiled still produces errors?– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:25
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
now it worked. I still cant use mkclean from terminal, any tip in how to achieve that? Thanks so much by the way!
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 8:30
From the same directory,
./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean works for me. make -C mkclean install (as root) would install the program in /usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if /usr/local/bin is on your PATH).– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
From the same directory,
./release/gcc_linux_x64/mkclean works for me. make -C mkclean install (as root) would install the program in /usr/local/bin, so you’d be able to run it without specifying its path (if /usr/local/bin is on your PATH).– Stephen Kitt
Jun 28 at 8:37
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@RuiFRibeiro if you mean i'm inside the extracted directory yes I am..
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:51
Yes it is installed
– Freedo
Jun 28 at 7:55