Running monodevelop locally

On 5/31/06, Grzegorz Sobanski <silkboktor.net> wrote:
> * Rafael Teixeira <monomangmail.com> [2006-05-31
14:26]:
> > For now, on the console you should run
".configure.sh
> > --prefix=/usr/local" and then "make
&& sudo make instal"l, and you
>
> Yeap.
> But that require the "make install" step.
> When developing, making small patches, etc it would be
"a little
> uncomfortable" with make install after every
compile.
> I suppose people are launching local - from devel tree
- MD after
> compile.
> But I had the same problem as Mark - it didn't run,
because it
> conflicted with the installed version.
>
> Any idea? Some special settings? 

Instead of `make install`, try `make run`.  That will run MD
directly
out of the build directory.  No need to install every time
you test a
modification.

Sandy
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* Sanford Armstrong <sanfordarmstronggmail.com> [2006-05-31 16:09]:
> >Any idea? Some special settings? 
> Instead of `make install`, try `make run`.  That will
run MD directly

Heh. Trully.
It turned out it wasn't any conflict with installed
version, but some
problems with the accumulated builds.
make clean solved all problems.

Thx.

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'make run' now works very well for me.
The createmdps.pl script also does a good job of creating
solutions
which are suitable for at least opening the source in md for
editing.
Looking forward to the autotools plugin.

Thanks for the tips,

Mark

On 5/31/06, Sanford Armstrong <sanfordarmstronggmail.com> wrote:
> On 5/31/06, Grzegorz Sobanski <silkboktor.net> wrote:
> > * Rafael Teixeira <monomangmail.com> [2006-05-31 14:26]:
> > > For now, on the console you should run
".configure.sh
> > > --prefix=/usr/local" and then
"make && sudo make instal"l, and you
> >
> > Yeap.
> > But that require the "make install"
step.
> > When developing, making small patches, etc it
would be "a little
> > uncomfortable" with make install after every
compile.
> > I suppose people are launching local - from devel
tree - MD after
> > compile.
> > But I had the same problem as Mark - it didn't
run, because it
> > conflicted with the installed version.
> >
> > Any idea? Some special settings? 
>
> Instead of `make install`, try `make run`.  That will
run MD directly
> out of the build directory.  No need to install every
time you test a
> modification.
>
> Sandy
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