Closed BigslimVdub closed 6 years ago
Building with Homebrew is currently not officially supported by the project, see https://github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/3852
As such, this issue is of relatively low importance. Please reword the title to clarify that the issue is specific to Homebrew, not a general build problem.
Doxygen is optional and should not cause an error during build. I don't know why Homebrew errors out after failing to find Doxygen.
If you cd to the folder and run Make it also does not build. I was able to compile 1.3 beta this way after adding the dependencies.
Then please open a new issue and post the build log.
Use the canonical formula and all is fine.
brew install monero
@ilovezfs Could you please also support Aeon? The build instructions are exactly the same as Monero’s.
was aeon support added or will this build monero still?
Given the aeon repo is forked off of the monero repo, it will fail this check https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/Library/Homebrew/dev-cmd/audit.rb#L516
So it would need to be de-forked to be considered for inclusion in Homebrew/homebrew-core.
@ilovezfs OK, I don't think the Aeon repository will be de-forked just for getting officially included by Homebrew. @sammy007 already created a usable option in #21, so I think this is a non-issue.
What is the relationship between aeon and monero?
It's similar to the relationship between Litecoin and Bitcoin.
Sorry I need to update this when I get a chance. I will try to compile the latest next release (12.6?) when ready. I think I had successfully compiled the latest last Monero release CLI a few weeks ago no issues but I think it was not brew.
Brew Install Aeon
now compiles v0.12.0 cli properly to /usr/local/Cellar/aeon/0.12.0.0
I commented on @sammy007 to additionally include latest release build in his bug #21
I installed Oxygen
brew install doxygen
and ran install again and it came up missing the component "dot" from Doxygen.I believe the issues found on 12.0 Monero OSX build was that brew needed to be downgraded to properly compile. I didn't try this as of yet.