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Sorry, as you can see I had just gone ahead and executed the command
you gave me in one of your previous messages without thinking about
reading the INSTALL file. This would have saved me time and a
headache. <br>
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I've gone back to Homebrew and followed your instructions and things
are much better. I cannot see the amount of errors I saw before but
one of the errors I mentioned keeps on appearing:<br>
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"lipo: can't open input file:
/var/folders/4c/4cqHpGvGGzucg8Ge2XytcU+++TM/-Tmp-//ccsmnms7.out (No
such file or directory)<br>
make[1]: *** [cqp] Error 1<br>
make: *** [cqp] Error 2"<br>
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I will now try to run cqp again and see whether this error was
important or not.<br>
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JM<br>
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Anyway, I installed Homebrew but I still have problems installing the external Glib2 library. The error message I get when trying to install glib2 via Homebrew is:
"No available formula for glib2"
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The formula is simply called "glib", not "glib2". As per the instructions in the INSTALL file:</pre>
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<pre wrap="">Make sure that no other package managers (Fink, MacPorts) are installed on your
system, as they might conflict with the build process described here. Now install
the prerequisite external libraries with the following shell commands:
brew -v install pkg-config
brew -v install glib --universal
brew -v install pcre --universal
Now edit the file "config.mk", setting the platform entry to
include $(TOP)/config/platform/darwin-universal
and the site configuration as desired. Then enter the shell commands
make clean
make depend
make all
make install
as shown in the section "QUICK INSTALLATION" above.
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Concerning your other problems:
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<pre wrap="">OK, so after installing all the dependencies, I managed to run the 'cwb-install-mac-osx' script but then I got new errors which I reproduce at the end of the message. I looked into the script file and I realized that the problem was that the script looked for config.mk and the rest of files in its directory ('home/cwb/install-scripts/cwb-install-mac-osx') but these files were in 'home/cwb'.
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That sounds like you executed the quick install script from its directory, whereas you're expected to do that from the root of the CWB source tree (~/cwb in your case). See the instructions in INSTALL:
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All commands described in the INSTALL file need to be executed from this root directory.
If you've really got the prerequisites installed, all you really need to do is to edit config.mk manually to set the platform to
include $(TOP)/config/platform/darwin-universal
and then run
make clean
make depend
make all
sudo make install
from the root directory of the source code tree.
Hope this helps,
Stefan
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