I am having realy problems trying to compile Apache Xerces from source on fedora core 3. I am a real linux n00b here btw.
Things like runConfigure, configure and make just don't work.
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Xerces and FC3
by Corsix » Thu Jun 16, 2005 3:18 pm
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#include <stdio.h>
char*_="XxTIHRCXCxTIHRXRCxTIHXHRCxTIXIHRCxTXTIHRCxXxTIHRCX";
int main(int l){for(l+=7;l!=putchar(010);++l);if(*(++_))main
(*_!=88?(putchar(*_^073)|putchar(33))&1:0xffff2a8b);}
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Corsix - Posts: 1181
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by devil_slayer » Thu Jun 16, 2005 4:58 pm
Read the INSTALL file and follow it step by step.
Also make sure u have all the dependencies installed.
Better yet dont compile programs for yourself but just download precompiled binaries.
If you want more help on this forum you will have to give more details on what is your problem.
Also make sure u have all the dependencies installed.
Better yet dont compile programs for yourself but just download precompiled binaries.
If you want more help on this forum you will have to give more details on what is your problem.
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by Corsix » Mon Jun 20, 2005 9:28 am
Ahh, it seemed the problem was that I had downloaded the .zip and extracted cross network onto my linux box, whereas I should have just downloaded the .tar.gz file and extracted it on linux.
(Although I still can't compile cleanly...)
(Although I still can't compile cleanly...)
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#include <stdio.h>
char*_="XxTIHRCXCxTIHRXRCxTIHXHRCxTIXIHRCxTXTIHRCxXxTIHRCX";
int main(int l){for(l+=7;l!=putchar(010);++l);if(*(++_))main
(*_!=88?(putchar(*_^073)|putchar(33))&1:0xffff2a8b);}
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Corsix - Posts: 1181
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- Location: Berkeley, UK
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