Reply To: Build Error, ubuntu 10.10, scons 2.0, python 2.6.6 and gcc 4.4.5, truncation

[Anonymous]

Your build commands are getting garbled somehow.

Note the error message is “sh: o: not found”, meaning it’s looking for a program o that doesn’t exist.

o doens’t exist because the start of each compile line SHOULD read something like:
“g++ -o build/src”… In other words, the “g++ -” portion is getting cut off somehow.

I have seen this issue in three other places, but unfortunately it was always a different solution. It seems to be caused by irregularities in where the python and compiler installations end up.

First, try using the embedded SCons (scons.py in the rosetta_source folder). If that WAS the one you tried, try installing scons separately and using that. If you have other python/gcc versions available, try those. If neither of those work, we can start playing around trying to get SCons to find your compiler…