building on MacOS

[Thomas 'Mike' Michlmayr]

hi!

On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 09:43:13 -0700,
Dirk Hohndel <dirk at hohndel.org> wrote:
[...]
> > > They are if you installed brew as the first user of /usr/local
> > 
> > good question, i don't think that i've used /usr/local for anything else,
> > but it was a mix of group-writeable for admin and non-groupwriteable.
> 
> Ok, that's strange, but who knows how that happened. Worst case a 'sudo'
> will fix things.

one last remark on ownership in /usr/local: i've now had a look at my
other mac, and it's even more different there. loads of files owned by
group wheel, no group-writeable directories, ...

so, i'm not sure how "clean" one can expect /usr/local to be. maybe we
should after all think about using sudo to install stuff in /usr/local
and /Applications. OTOH, it's for developers who should know what they're
doing.

[...]
> > below the full report. i'll try later today to build on another machine to
> > see if it's something in my setup.
> 
> Interesting as I ran into EXACTLY this crash a few minutes ago.
> I can't explain it, but this helped for me.

i've now compiled subsurface on my other mac (also running 10.8.5). no
problems starting the binary there, it runs as Subsurface 3.1.976.

i was able to load my xml file from subsurface 3.0.2 without problems.

but, doing a git pull on the mini to be at the same rev didn't help, even
after a recompile subsurface crashes at startup. i need to see if i have
some other differences between the two boxes.

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