Thanks for all the suggestions.
I was in an airport and did not think beyond the initial problem...
I should have tried the latest release tag... (which works fine btw)
I updated back to the release and the following files changed...
address@hidden:~/Souce/gnubg$ cvs -q update -r release-1_05_000
P ChangeLog
P configure.ac
P drawboard.c
P drawboard.h
P eval.c
P export.c
P external.c
P format.c
P format.h
P gnubg.c
P gtkboard.c
P gtkoptions.c
P html.c
P import.c
P play.c
P set.c
P sgf.c
P m4/ChangeLog
U m4/Makefile.am
cvs update: `m4/ax_append_flag.m4' is no longer in the repository
P m4/ax_check_compile_flag.m4
P m4/ax_ext.m4
U pixmaps/16x16/actions/ok_16.png
U pixmaps/24x24/actions/cancel_24.png
U pixmaps/24x24/actions/ok_24.png
address@hidden:~/Souce/gnubg$
Thanks,
Tom
On 07/23/2015 12:19 PM, Michael Petch wrote:
On 2015-07-23 10:56 AM, Michael Petch wrote:
I managed to fund my Ubuntu 14.04 virtual machines, updated the system
to use the latest libraries did a build and discovered it is doing the
same thing as Thomas. It refuses to start properly and doesn't even get
to the copyright. Doesn't even seem to be parsing the command line
properly.
I'll investigate this weekend if I have a chance.
It appears the problem is related to a change since 1.05.000 was
released. It appears the code at the head of CVS is causing some issue.
The temproary work around would be to take out release 1_05_000 soruce
code from CVS with a command like:
cvs -d:pserver:address@hidden:/sources/gnubg co -r
release-1_05_000 gnubg
The '-r release-1_05_000' after 'co' specifies that we want to take the
code out that is associated with the tag release-1_05_000 (The code for
the last official release).
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