-=> Alan Ianson wrote to Bo Simonsen <=-

 AI> Bo Simonsen wrote to Alan Ianson:

 BS>  BS> > Is there anyone running max these days? I have just built max
 BS>  BS> > from cvs on sourceforge and am having a problem with
mex. I thought
 BS>  BS> > Bo had mex working?? Mex itself is running but when
max runs a mex
 BS>  BS> > file (like the file/msg headers) I just get error
messages on the
 BS>  BS> > screen & in the log. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks
in advance.
 BS>  BS>
 BS>  BS> Bo also thought so. :-) Please email me the build log
 BS>  BS> and i'll take a look
 BS>  BS> at the code, maybe i didn't got my last changes commited.
 BS>
 BS>  AI> I am running an amd64 these days, and the problem may be there. Are
 BS>  AI> you interested in a build log from such a machine? Just let me know
 BS>  AI> and you'll have it. :)
 BS>
 BS> By compilation it shouldn't be a problem, just running time problems, but
 BS> the problem is properly caused by compiler version crap, when i were
 BS> develop-
 BS> ing on max, i did it on a debian 3.0 machine. Which was
 BS> using GCC 2.95 and
 BS> 3.0
 BS> afair.. But please send me the buildlog and tell me the compiler version
 BS> you're using.. bo{at}geekworld.dk..

 AI> I have max built now. I tried to email you the build log but the sever
 AI> returned my mail b/c of a spam filter or ???? Maybe I can binkp that
 AI> log to you if you want to see it.

 AI> Anyway I have max running here but mex files don't display, I see an
 AI> error on the screen MEX: can't read file 'm/headmsg' and the like.

You simply have to compile the mex files with MEX. 

Bo

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