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Take this at face value as I am a non developer that has not compiled anything in my life. But I managed to get passed the fatal error: 'librtmp/rtmp.h' file not founderror by doing a brew install rtmpdump
After that I got a similar looking error that said fatal error: 'tidy.h' file not foundand after some googling I found that this worked: brew install tidy-html5
After that I ended up at this error: fatal error: 'archive.h' file not found. And there I am stuck. The name is too generic to google for it, and I am also painfully aware that the reason why I can't solve it is because I am just not good enough. I do not fully understand how dependencies between systems work. I am on OSX 10.10.5 and I can't find any way to install some dependencies because I do not know which are missing. It is very likely that it is stated somewhere in the documentation, but I am not capable enough to actually understand them from an OSX point of view :)
I did go into the archiveextractor.h and removed the includes for archive.h and archive_entry.h just for fun to see if I could get some more packages to give some info. But as you guys understand that just threw a bunch of errors around the archiveextractor :)
So if someone has any idea which brew package I should install to get archive.h and archive_entry.h to work as includes I would be eternally grateful. Because then I could at least see what the next error will be ;)
EDIT: And yes, I have run brew install libarchive. Still the same error: In file included from src/gui/maingui.cpp:1: In file included from src/gui/maingui.h:5: src/gui/../extra/archiveextractor.h:8:10: fatal error: 'archive.h' file not found #include <archive.h> ^ 1 error generated. make: *** [maingui.o] Error 1
I tried to but failed to build pirateplayer in/for OS X 10.9.5. After running
make
, this happened:I had previously installed Qt by entering
brew install qt --HEAD
, as suggested here.qmake --version
outputs:QMake version 2.01a Using Qt version 4.8.7 in /usr/local/Cellar/qt/HEAD/lib
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