On 02/22/2012 09:25 AM, Avi Greenbury wrote:
CJ Tres wrote:
Yes. I could have been a bit more detailed.
I did try ./natool also, from within and outside the dir that hold
the binary.
Natool (or rather natool) gets the result "No command 'natool'
found..." ./natool results in "./natool: No such file or directory"
wherever it is run from.

Aha, I've just re-read and seen that you've installed it, which means
that it's probably not simply extracted into your current working
directory.
Normally, install scripts attempt to put the binary somewhere in your
$PATH, but he might have missed (gone for somewhere that normally is,
but in this case isn't).
Quickest would be either to peruse the Makefile.PL and/or configure
scripts to see if there's any clue, or pehaps to email the developer
and ask them. It might well be in the README or INSTALL files, too, so
that'd be worth doing before poking him.

No Makefile or configure script.
Yes, it installs into /usr/local but I don't see it there.

The README explains how to put it somewhere else (--perfix option) but I decided to leave well enough alone and just ran the perl script to install as it was written.


Were did you get this package from? I'll have a go at installing it and
see if I can let you know everything it needs to get it working if you
like.

I'd appreciate that Avi. Thank you.
Downloaded from http://www.blit.ca/downloads/natool-1.00.02.tar.gz

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