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#85 | invalid | error while installing Bonmin 1.4.1 | stefan | louischarles |
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Hello, I have tried to install bonmin. The ../configure -C 'step' was succesful, but when I did the next step (make) the application (Cygwin) gave an error in its output. I have attached the output I was still able to read and the config.log file. I really don't know how to solve this, am I doing something wrong, or have I maybe forgotten something? Thank you in advance for your help, Louis-Charles De Prez lcdeprez@… |
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#86 | invalid | Installation Error | stefan | aminashabbeer |
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I am trying to install bonmin on my Windows 7 machine I think it did not install correctly. And I think there was a problem when I did the 3rd party installation –it got all the files and unzipped them but could not change the permissions. I got errors such as:” Cannot change ownership to uid 502, gid 20: Invalid argument” i have attached the output of make test- if this is helpful thanks, Amina |
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#91 | invalid | run_autotools & configure insert carriage returns in libtool file | stefan | kibaek.kim |
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I am trying to use BuildTools? for my own solver, since it utilizes many coin-or packages. Based on the web manual, I have created configure.ac and Makefile.am files in proper directories of my project directory. BuildTools?/run_autotools has been successfully executed and created configure and other files. And ./configure has also been successfully done. But running make file gives a syntax error when using libtool file. When looking into libtool file, I have found that libtool file contains lots of carriage returns. After eliminating all carriage returns by tr -d '\r' libtool command, everything has run successfully. I have found this issue on Mac OSX and Red Hat Enterprise. |