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* Jade Installation Frustrations
  2002-12-20 19:23 Jade Installation Frustrations Ben  Rockwood
@ 2002-04-02 14:47 ` Ben  Rockwood
  2002-12-20 19:23 ` Éric Bischoff
  1 sibling, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Ben  Rockwood @ 2002-04-02 14:47 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: docbook-tools-discuss

Hello.

I appologies if this is a common question, but I haven't seen an answer in the FAQ(s), archives, or on any site.

I've been wanting to play with DocBook for awhile now.  I don't run a standard distro (LFS) so I am forced to install all the tools "by hand".  DocBook/SGML tools and especially DTD are a massive pain to install.  There doesn't seem to be any clear explanations as to how to do it either.  Most docs simply says "download the zip and put it in an appropriate directory".  There doesn't seem to be, in my eyes, a clear layout scheme.  Or possibly I just don't understand it, which is why it seems so foreign.

But, despite this, my major headache has been Jade (and OpenJade).
I just pulled (again) Jade from the ftp site (here on sources.redhat.com)
and tried building it.  I used both the "jade.tgz" and the "jade-1.2.1.tgz".
Every time, and on every machine I've ever tried to build these guys on I've
run into problems. I've never seen it compile correctly, and I must assume this is a "just me" problem, yet I see this problem on every Linux box I've tried (LFS and several RedHat boxen) as well as Solaris.
Can someone please explain to me the state of Jade, and why I might be having these problems?  Is it just me?

benr.

Here's an example of the failure:

(snip)
mv -f assert.o assert.lo
c++ -ansi -O2 -fno-implicit-templates -I. -I./../include -I./../generic -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DHAVE_LIMITS_H=1 -Dconst                           
= -Dinline= -DHAVE_ST_BLKSIZE=1 -DSP_HAVE_BOOL=1 -DSP_HAVE_LOCALE=1 -DSP_ANSI_CLASS_INST=1 -DSP_MULTI_BYTE=1 -c -f                           
PIC -DPIC CharsetInfo.cxx
In file included from ../include/CharsetInfo.h:11,
                 from CharsetInfo.cxx:8:
../include/Vector.h: In instantiation of `Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >':
../include/RangeMap.h:27:   instantiated from `RangeMap<WideChar, UnivChar>'
../include/UnivCharsetDesc.h:73:   instantiated from here
../include/Vector.h:50: `Vector<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T = 
RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:52: `Vector<T>::begin () [with T = 
RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:54: `Vector<T>::back () [with T = 
RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >'
In file included from ../include/CharsetInfo.h:11,
                 from CharsetInfo.cxx:8:
../include/Vector.h: In instantiation of `Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >':
../include/ISet.h:25:   instantiated from `ISet<WideChar>'
../include/UnivCharsetDesc.h:131:   instantiated from here
../include/Vector.h:50: `Vector<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T = 
ISetRange<WideChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:52: `Vector<T>::begin () [with T = 
ISetRange<WideChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:54: `Vector<T>::back () [with T = 
ISetRange<WideChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >'
../include/Vector.h: In instantiation of `Vector<ISetRange<Char> >':
../include/ISet.h:25:   instantiated from `ISet<Char>'
CharsetInfo.cxx:105:   instantiated from here
../include/Vector.h:50: `Vector<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T = 
ISetRange<Char>]' has already been declared in `Vector<ISetRange<Char> 
>'
../include/Vector.h:52: `Vector<T>::begin () [with T = 
ISetRange<Char>]' has already been declared in `Vector<ISetRange<Char> 
>'
../include/Vector.h:54: `Vector<T>::back () [with T = ISetRange<Char>]' 
has already been declared in `Vector<ISetRange<Char> >'
../include/StringOf.h: In instantiation of `String<Char>':
CharsetInfo.cxx:129:   instantiated from here
../include/StringOf.h:38: `String<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T 
= Char]' has already been declared in `String<Char>'
../include/StringOf.h:40: `String<T>::begin () [with T = Char]' has 
already been declared in `String<Char>'
make[2]: *** [CharsetInfo.lo] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/benr/docbook/new/jade-1.2.1/lib'
make[1]: *** [lib] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/benr/docbook/new/jade-1.2.1'
make: *** [all] Error 2
[benr@nexus jade-1.2.1]

^ permalink raw reply	[flat|nested] 4+ messages in thread

* Re: Jade Installation Frustrations
  2002-12-20 19:23 ` Éric Bischoff
@ 2002-04-03 11:34   ` Éric Bischoff
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Éric Bischoff @ 2002-04-03 11:34 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Ben  Rockwood, docbook-tools-discuss

On Wednesday 03 April 2002 00:45, Ben Rockwood wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I appologies if this is a common question, but I haven't seen an answer in
> the FAQ(s), archives, or on any site.
>
> I've been wanting to play with DocBook for awhile now.  I don't run a
> standard distro (LFS) so I am forced to install all the tools "by hand". 

Not easy indeed.

I encourage you to look at what we did for the docbook-tools. You need to 
download the _source_ RPM and "install" it. In the patches and SPEC files 
that will land onto your hard disk you might find the solution to your 
problems (both compilation errors and right paths).

^ permalink raw reply	[flat|nested] 4+ messages in thread

* Jade Installation Frustrations
@ 2002-12-20 19:23 Ben  Rockwood
  2002-04-02 14:47 ` Ben  Rockwood
  2002-12-20 19:23 ` Éric Bischoff
  0 siblings, 2 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Ben  Rockwood @ 2002-12-20 19:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: docbook-tools-discuss

Hello.

I appologies if this is a common question, but I haven't seen an answer in the FAQ(s), archives, or on any site.

I've been wanting to play with DocBook for awhile now.  I don't run a standard distro (LFS) so I am forced to install all the tools "by hand".  DocBook/SGML tools and especially DTD are a massive pain to install.  There doesn't seem to be any clear explanations as to how to do it either.  Most docs simply says "download the zip and put it in an appropriate directory".  There doesn't seem to be, in my eyes, a clear layout scheme.  Or possibly I just don't understand it, which is why it seems so foreign.

But, despite this, my major headache has been Jade (and OpenJade).
I just pulled (again) Jade from the ftp site (here on sources.redhat.com)
and tried building it.  I used both the "jade.tgz" and the "jade-1.2.1.tgz".
Every time, and on every machine I've ever tried to build these guys on I've
run into problems. I've never seen it compile correctly, and I must assume this is a "just me" problem, yet I see this problem on every Linux box I've tried (LFS and several RedHat boxen) as well as Solaris.
Can someone please explain to me the state of Jade, and why I might be having these problems?  Is it just me?

benr.

Here's an example of the failure:

(snip)
mv -f assert.o assert.lo
c++ -ansi -O2 -fno-implicit-templates -I. -I./../include -I./../generic -DSTDC_HEADERS=1 -DHAVE_LIMITS_H=1 -Dconst                           
= -Dinline= -DHAVE_ST_BLKSIZE=1 -DSP_HAVE_BOOL=1 -DSP_HAVE_LOCALE=1 -DSP_ANSI_CLASS_INST=1 -DSP_MULTI_BYTE=1 -c -f                           
PIC -DPIC CharsetInfo.cxx
In file included from ../include/CharsetInfo.h:11,
                 from CharsetInfo.cxx:8:
../include/Vector.h: In instantiation of `Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >':
../include/RangeMap.h:27:   instantiated from `RangeMap<WideChar, UnivChar>'
../include/UnivCharsetDesc.h:73:   instantiated from here
../include/Vector.h:50: `Vector<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T = 
RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:52: `Vector<T>::begin () [with T = 
RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:54: `Vector<T>::back () [with T = 
RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<RangeMapRange<WideChar, UnivChar> >'
In file included from ../include/CharsetInfo.h:11,
                 from CharsetInfo.cxx:8:
../include/Vector.h: In instantiation of `Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >':
../include/ISet.h:25:   instantiated from `ISet<WideChar>'
../include/UnivCharsetDesc.h:131:   instantiated from here
../include/Vector.h:50: `Vector<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T = 
ISetRange<WideChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:52: `Vector<T>::begin () [with T = 
ISetRange<WideChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >'
../include/Vector.h:54: `Vector<T>::back () [with T = 
ISetRange<WideChar>]' has already been declared in 
`Vector<ISetRange<WideChar> >'
../include/Vector.h: In instantiation of `Vector<ISetRange<Char> >':
../include/ISet.h:25:   instantiated from `ISet<Char>'
CharsetInfo.cxx:105:   instantiated from here
../include/Vector.h:50: `Vector<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T = 
ISetRange<Char>]' has already been declared in `Vector<ISetRange<Char> 
>'
../include/Vector.h:52: `Vector<T>::begin () [with T = 
ISetRange<Char>]' has already been declared in `Vector<ISetRange<Char> 
>'
../include/Vector.h:54: `Vector<T>::back () [with T = ISetRange<Char>]' 
has already been declared in `Vector<ISetRange<Char> >'
../include/StringOf.h: In instantiation of `String<Char>':
CharsetInfo.cxx:129:   instantiated from here
../include/StringOf.h:38: `String<T>::operator[] (unsigned int) [with T 
= Char]' has already been declared in `String<Char>'
../include/StringOf.h:40: `String<T>::begin () [with T = Char]' has 
already been declared in `String<Char>'
make[2]: *** [CharsetInfo.lo] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/benr/docbook/new/jade-1.2.1/lib'
make[1]: *** [lib] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/benr/docbook/new/jade-1.2.1'
make: *** [all] Error 2
[benr@nexus jade-1.2.1]

^ permalink raw reply	[flat|nested] 4+ messages in thread

* Re: Jade Installation Frustrations
  2002-12-20 19:23 Jade Installation Frustrations Ben  Rockwood
  2002-04-02 14:47 ` Ben  Rockwood
@ 2002-12-20 19:23 ` Éric Bischoff
  2002-04-03 11:34   ` Éric Bischoff
  1 sibling, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: Éric Bischoff @ 2002-12-20 19:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Ben  Rockwood, docbook-tools-discuss

On Wednesday 03 April 2002 00:45, Ben Rockwood wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I appologies if this is a common question, but I haven't seen an answer in
> the FAQ(s), archives, or on any site.
>
> I've been wanting to play with DocBook for awhile now.  I don't run a
> standard distro (LFS) so I am forced to install all the tools "by hand". 

Not easy indeed.

I encourage you to look at what we did for the docbook-tools. You need to 
download the _source_ RPM and "install" it. In the patches and SPEC files 
that will land onto your hard disk you might find the solution to your 
problems (both compilation errors and right paths).

^ permalink raw reply	[flat|nested] 4+ messages in thread

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