[BRLTTY] include needed for compile not being found

[Cheryl Homiak]

Thanks.
I will post the log as soon as I can. No, /opt/local/include is not equivalent; it is the Macports installation but still should be useable when compiling programs and running them for that matter. From time to time it appears that Xcode has needed files left out so it is not unusual to have to depend on the files in /opt/local; that is prt of the reason for installing macports. I did run autogen and have worked with both ./configure and ./cfg.Darwin.



> On Mar 10, 2019, at 6:56 AM, Dave Mielke <Dave at mielke.cc> wrote:
> 
> [quoted lines by Cheryl Ann Homiak on 2019/03/09 at 18:10 -0600]
> 
>> I am installing brltty on a computer running Mac El Capitan. I am using the
>> latest brltty version with github. My compile is failing because
>> unicode/uchar.h can not be found. 
> 
> Did you run both autogen and configure? If so, please post the config.log.
> 
>> It is in /opt/local/include. 
> 
> If /opt/local/include/ on Mac OS X is the same as /usr/include/ on Linux then
> I'd expect the uchar.h header to be in /opt/local/include/unicode/. Of course,
> it's possible that it isn't there because, for example, icu-uc hasn't been
> installed.
> 
>> What do I need to do to get this to be found?
> 
> Let's first find out if, in fact, the header is there as well as why configure
> isn't protecting you from the problem.
> 
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