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Problem:
Unable build ledger from source code at Ubuntu 20.04 Focal
./acprep dependencies
will return
acprep: INFO: Invoking primary phase: dependencies
acprep: INFO: Executing phase: dependencies
acprep: INFO: Installing Ledger's build dependencies ...
acprep: INFO: Looks like you are using APT on Ubuntu focal
acprep: INFO: I do not recognize your version of Ubuntu!
Solution:
Add 'focal' to ubuntu-releases
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Useful for building in a MINGW32/64 console on Windows.
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10.14+ does not support universal builds:
Error: python27 cannot be installed for the configured universal_archs 'x86_64 i386' because the arch(s) 'i386' are not supported.
From https://trac.macports.org/ticket/57369#comment:6
You just can't install ports universal on Mojave, so don't try to do so. Don't specify +universal on the command line
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The test suite uses the symbolic time zone name "America/Chicago".
To resolve that, the tzdata package needs to be installed. This
fixes #1739.
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macOS seems to be the current name for Mac OS X.
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As ledger-mode has been moved to its own github repository.
[ci skip]
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The `ncursesw` port doesn't exist anymore, its functionality is included in the `ncurses` port.
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from help
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Replace utfcpp submodule with partial subtree
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[ci skip]
Signed-off-by: Alexis Hildebrandt <afh@surryhill.net>
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Signed-off-by: Alexis Hildebrandt <afh@surryhill.net>
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The blame for this section was a bit of a cluster, but, as someone who's not
using Fedora, this makes the most logical sense. (Fedora is a version of RH,
right?)
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[ci skip]
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This isn't used anywhere since 4681e58d7f3cda2a2ac6d05b6ec1a106f568e029.
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Fix some typos
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See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases#Table_of_versions
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- add patch from Hans Erik van Elburg posted on mailing-list on
9-May-2014
- add also some documentation in README files
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- Install info version of ledger documentation instead of the original
texinfo sources
- Install html version of ledger documentation when BUILD_WEB_DOCS is ON
- Enable installation of documentation files from --output directory
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- Install and use GNU GCC 4.8 to support required C++11 standard
- Build Boost (1.55.0) libraries needed by ledger
- Export build and cmake variables to find locally built Boost
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for Ubuntu Saucy Salamander
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for Mac Hombrew and Ubuntu Precise Pangolin
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Python is displeased with acprep if a *FLAGS environment variable is
set. This patch converts the problematic "string.split" statement to
instead be "str.split", which appears to fix the problem.
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Replaces string.join with str.join
Forces conversion to str from byte-returning functions
Introduces usage of 'as' keyword when catching exception instances
Replaces has_key with usage of the 'in' keyword for dictionary key presence checking.
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This would fail with `ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list`.
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Both the `--local` option and the default to build local if no build
directory exists did not work, because `build_directory()` uses
`self.options.build_dir`, but the default and the `--local` option used
`self.build_dir`.
I changed the code to always use `self.options` for options/flags.
Now `self.options` is set to the default values of OptParser and is
updated when `parse_args` is called in `run`.
After this commit ledger will be built in:
* The directory specified using `--output=`
* Else in a subdirectory of `./build` or `~/Products` if one of those
directories exist and `--local` is not used.
* Else inside the source tree (default).
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