Closed halloleo closed 3 years ago
To compile without Eerie run cmake with -DWITHOUT_EERIE=1
flag.
To install into /home, just install without sudo
(i.e. io setup.io
from Eerie's root).
UPD I had just woken up when I wrote this. Now with a fresh head I see that you get the error when Eerie tries to install a dependency. One of the reasons may be in sudo
. But it still looks strange. Sorry, but it seems like this is your system's issue. I hadn't this problem on ubuntu and manjaro. This also works in CI (Ubuntu) on my fork.
Thank you @ales-tsurko. Will try to install GitHub's Io first without Eerie, and then install Eerie in a 2nd step.
I was successful installing Io without Eerie. So far so good - but then when installing Eerie things went wrong: see "Syntax error near this location" on line 84 character 2432 on errie doc straight after install · Issue #35 · IoLanguage/eerie. I guess I can close this issue here though.
I am trying to install the current version of Io. For this I have clone the repo and the build succeeds. However on
sudo make install
I get the following error output:I am behind a proxy, so I figure that the Makefile tries to access the Internet and fails. I have configured things that normal
git clone https://...
commands work in my shell. So, can I run the cloning command manually before I runsudo make install
?Also: I am very concerned that the script wants to clone into
/root/.eerie/
. I runsudo make install
as a normal user with a home directory like/home/me
, so/root/
as home can't be right. Can I set my home directory somehow as an option to the install process?