When I do the 'cmake ..' in Mac with the updated repository from github, an error is coming. I don't know what wrong. ...
This should now be fixed with the version in github. You will still get warnings from CMake about things related to the 'boost' library, but it should no longer produce errors.
CMake works fine. However, it produces an error when do the Make as following.
Did you do
brew install gmp
before this? If you did, can you check that
/usr/local/include/gmp.xx.h
exists and is readable? If not, try locating the gmpxx.h file on your system and let me know where it ended up.
After I update the newest git repository and update the Homebrew and do the following
brew doctor sudo chown -R $(whoami) /usr/local
, I finally can build with the standard without any errors (but some warnings remain during the make and sudo make install).
make
sudo make install
Yeah, I'm aware of that, something has changed in homebrew which makes the cmake stage fail. Haven't yet had the time to look into this (they most likely renamed the 'ossp-uuid' package).
Up to now, I still can not install. The problem remains.