GTags requires Python 2.4?

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. ./gentags.py will report error (it uses /usr/bin/python24 )
2. python gentags.py will report many errors like below:
Crawling source files.
generating tag file: TAGS
generating tag file: TAGSC
xargs: ./rtags.py: No such file or directory
No java files found. Skipping JTAGSC generation.
generating tag file: PTAGS
No java files found. Skipping JTAGS generation.
generating tag file: PTAGSC
xargs: ./rtags.py: No such file or directory
translating tag file: cpp.tags
./etags_to_tags.py --language=c++ --nocallers --corpus_name=cpp.tags
--input_file=TAGS --output_file=- --base_path= | gzip > cpp.tags.gz
sh: ./etags_to_tags.py: not found
translating tag file: cpp.callers.tags
./etags_to_tags.py --language=c++ --callers --corpus_name=cpp.callers.tags
--input_file=TAGSC --output_file=- --base_path= | gzip > cpp.callers.tags.gz
sh: ./etags_to_tags.py: not found
translating tag file: python.tags
./etags_to_tags.py --language=python --nocallers --corpus_name=python.tags
--input_file=PTAGS --output_file=- --base_path= | gzip > python.tags.gz
sh: ./etags_to_tags.py: not found
No java files found. Skipping java.callers.tags translation.
No java files found. Skipping java.tags translation.
translating tag file: python.callers.tags
./etags_to_tags.py --language=python --callers
--corpus_name=python.callers.tags --input_file=PTAGSC --output_file=-
--base_path= | gzip > python.callers.tags.gz
sh: ./etags_to_tags.py: not found

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I don't know what to expect. I just saw above errors.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Linux ubuntu 64.

Please provide any additional information below.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by zhanxw on 26 Sep 2009 at 11:09

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I also tried to explicitly specify rtags.py an detags_to_tags.py, but it still 
does
not work, see below:

python gentags.py  TAGS --rtags=./rtags.py --etags_to_tags=./etags_to_tags.py

Also, Python version is 2.5.2

Original comment by zhanxw on 26 Sep 2009 at 11:13