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[billy920 <cwscott@xxxxxxx>]

Mmm, that worked BUT I think there's still an issue:

The make:

Silly-iMac:igotu2gpx-0.2 Will$ make
cd src/igotu/ && /usr/bin/qmake igotu.pro -spec /usr/local/Qt4.5/ 
mkspecs/macx-g++ -macx -o Makefile
cd src/igotu/ && make -f Makefile
echo !_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2 dummy > /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/tags;  
echo !_TAG_FILE_SORTED 1 dummy >> /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/tags;  
sed -i 's/ /\t/g' /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/tags; cd /Users/Will/ 
Code/igotu2gpx-0.2 && ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p-n --fields=+iaS --extra= 
+fq --exclude=.build -f - src | sed 's/igotu:://g;s/\tnamespace:igotu// 
g' | LC_ALL=C sort >> tags || cd .
sed: 1: "/Users/Will/Code/igotu2 ...": invalid command code W
ctags: illegal option -- R
usage: ctags [-BFadtuwvx] [-f tagsfile] file ...
compiling pch.h
compiling pch.h
compiling commands.cpp
compiling dataconnection.cpp
compiling igotucommand.cpp
compiling igotupoints.cpp
compiling optionutils.cpp
compiling verbose.cpp
compiling xmlutils.cpp
compiling libusbconnection.cpp
rm -f libigotu.1.0.0.dylib libigotu.dylib libigotu.1.dylib libigotu. 
1.0.dylib
linking ../../bin/debug/libigotu.1.0.0.dylib
ln -s libigotu.1.0.0.dylib libigotu.dylib
ln -s libigotu.1.0.0.dylib libigotu.1.dylib
ln -s libigotu.1.0.0.dylib libigotu.1.0.dylib
rm -f ../../bin/debug/libigotu.1.0.0.dylib
rm -f ../../bin/debug/libigotu.dylib
rm -f ../../bin/debug/libigotu.1.dylib
rm -f ../../bin/debug/libigotu.1.0.dylib
mv -f libigotu.1.0.0.dylib libigotu.dylib libigotu.1.dylib libigotu. 
1.0.dylib ../../bin/debug/
cd src/igotu2gpx/ && /usr/bin/qmake igotu2gpx.pro -spec /usr/local/ 
Qt4.5/mkspecs/macx-g++ -macx -o Makefile
cd src/igotu2gpx/ && make -f Makefile
compiling igotu2gpx.cpp
linking ../../bin/debug/igotu2gpx.app/Contents/MacOS/igotu2gpx

The sudo make install:

Silly-iMac:igotu2gpx-0.2 Will$ sudo make install
Password:
cd src/igotu/ && make -f Makefile install
echo !_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2 dummy > /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/tags;  
echo !_TAG_FILE_SORTED 1 dummy >> /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/tags;  
sed -i 's/ /\t/g' /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/tags; cd /Users/Will/ 
Code/igotu2gpx-0.2 && ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p-n --fields=+iaS --extra= 
+fq --exclude=.build -f - src | sed 's/igotu:://g;s/\tnamespace:igotu// 
g' | LC_ALL=C sort >> tags || cd .
sed: 1: "/Users/Will/Code/igotu2 ...": invalid command code W
ctags: illegal option -- R
usage: ctags [-BFadtuwvx] [-f tagsfile] file ...
cp -f "../../bin/debug/libigotu.1.0.0.dylib" "/usr/local/lib/libigotu. 
1.0.0.dylib"
ln -sf "libigotu.1.0.0.dylib" "/usr/local/lib/libigotu.dylib"
ln -sf "libigotu.1.0.0.dylib" "/usr/local/lib/libigotu.1.dylib"
ln -sf "libigotu.1.0.0.dylib" "/usr/local/lib/libigotu.1.0.dylib"
cd src/igotu2gpx/ && make -f Makefile install
rm -f -r "/usr/local/bin/igotu2gpx.app"
cp -f -R "../../bin/debug/igotu2gpx.app" "/usr/local/bin/igotu2gpx.app"
cp -f /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/src/igotu2gpx/igotu2gpx.1 /usr/ 
local/share/man/man1/
cp -f /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/LICENSE /usr/local/share/doc/ 
igotu2gpx/
cp -f /Users/Will/Code/igotu2gpx-0.2/HACKING /usr/local/share/doc/ 
igotu2gpx/

This gives me a igotu2gpx.app folder/application in the /usr/local/bin  
directory which I can't run. That path is valid becuase I can run  
other executables in the same dir. If I go into the directory  
structure (/usr/local/bin/igotu2gpx.app/Contents/MacOS) then I can run  
it:

Silly-iMac:MacOS Will$ ./igotu2gpx info
Unable to create gps tracker connection: Unable to find device 0df7:0900
Silly-iMac:MacOS Will$ ./igotu2gpx --help
Usage:
   igotu2gpx dump|info|diff [OPTIONS...]

Options:
   --help                     this help message
   -i [ --image ] arg         instead of connecting to the gps  
tracker, use the
                              specified image file (saved by "dump -- 
raw")
   -s [ --serial-device ] arg connect via RS232 to the serial port  
with the
                              specfied number (this is the default on  
Windows)
   --gpx                      output in gpx format (this is the default)
   --details                  output a detailed representation of the  
track
   --raw arg                  output the raw flash contents of the gps  
tracker
   --count arg                limits the number of sectors read (4096  
bytes
                              each)
   -v [ --verbose ]           increase the amount of informative  
messages
   --action arg               dump: dump the trackpoints
                              info: show general info
                              diff: show change relative to image file

So assuming this works (current lack of a working igotu device makes  
this tricky....) there's just some Mac specifics to work out. I moved  
the igotu2gpx executable to /usr/local/bin/ then rm -r the  
igotu2gpx.app directory and can then run it fine.

very close now...


On 16 Apr 2009, at 16:20, Michael Hofmann wrote:

>> libboost_program_options-xgcc40-mt.dylib
> I changed the build system to be more flexible on Mac OS X, so you  
> can define
>
> macx:BOOSTROOT = /usr/local
> macx:BOOSTINCLUDEDIR = $${BOOSTROOT}/include/boost-1_38
> macx:BOOSTLIBDIR = $${BOOSTROOT}/lib
> macx:BOOSTPOLIB = boost_program_options-xgcc40-mt
>
> and it will hopefully use these. Next try :-).
>
> -- 
> Errors while compiling on Mac OS X
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/361820
> You received this bug notification because you are a direct subscriber
> of the bug.
>
> Status in MobileAction i-gotU USB GPS travel logger Mac/Linux  
> support: Incomplete
>
> Bug description:
> Compiling on Mac OS X does not work, but it should theoretically.
>
> After a long break at programming, I'm trying to work out how to  
> make use of the work done for the i-gotU. If someone could fill in  
> any gaps I'd appreciate it.... I've not done dev on the Mac before  
> but am familiar with Solaris/UNIX/C.
>
> Mac 10.5.6, Intel iMac, Xcode 3.1.2 tools installed, boost 1.38.0  
> installed (std ./configure used - resulted in /usr/local install),  
> Qt4.5.0 installed
>
> The install file states:
>
> To compile igotu2gpx, you need:
> - qt4
> - boost
> - boost-program-options
> - libusb
> - chrpath (optional, makes it possible to run the program without  
> installation)
>
> So I have a compiler, I have qt4 and boost (which seems to include  
> program-options).
>
> - libusb most recent version does not work on Mac so I instead used  
> 0.1.12which installed in /usr/local/lib
> - chrpath could not find this but as it's optional this should be  
> okay??
>
> So now what.. I tried qmake in igotu directory (prompt returns with  
> no message) followed by make which returns with make: *** No targets  
> specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
>
> I' not sure if Qt Creator can/should be used or if the command line  
> approach should work. I've not made any changes to include/path and  
> wonder this would help and if so how should it be done?
>
> Plenty of questions and I appreciate any feedback/pointers to  
> tutorials.
>

-- 
Errors while compiling on Mac OS X
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/361820
You received this bug notification because you are a member of
MobileAction i-gotU USB GPS travel logger Mac/Linux support developers,
which is the registrant for igotu2gpx.

Status in MobileAction i-gotU USB GPS travel logger Mac/Linux support: Incomplete

Bug description:
Compiling on Mac OS X does not work, but it should theoretically. 

After a long break at programming, I'm trying to work out how to make use of the work done for the i-gotU. If someone could fill in any gaps I'd appreciate it.... I've not done dev on the Mac before but am familiar with Solaris/UNIX/C.

Mac 10.5.6, Intel iMac, Xcode 3.1.2 tools installed, boost 1.38.0 installed (std ./configure used - resulted in /usr/local install), Qt4.5.0 installed

The install file states:

To compile igotu2gpx, you need:
- qt4
- boost
- boost-program-options
- libusb
- chrpath (optional, makes it possible to run the program without installation)

So I have a compiler, I have qt4 and boost (which seems to include program-options). 

- libusb most recent version does not work on Mac so I instead used 0.1.12which installed in /usr/local/lib
- chrpath could not find this but as it's optional this should be okay??

So now what.. I tried qmake in igotu directory (prompt returns with no message) followed by make which returns with make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.

I' not sure if Qt Creator can/should be used or if the command line approach should work. I've not made any changes to include/path and wonder this would help and if so how should it be done?

Plenty of questions and I appreciate any feedback/pointers to tutorials.