Arch Linux

Fixed. Upstream changed path management in build system without me noticing it. You may need to delete the build directory if cmake fails.

Works fine :-)

exept: The executables are stored in directory /usr

It's hopefully working now.

Upstream no longer depends on lua (since bzr rev 6829).

Well, I managed to compile it - though without PKGBUILD, the procedure is like this:

#Uninstall LUA, and have LUA51 installed.
$bzr branch lp:widelands
$cd widelands
$sed -i "1 i #include <unistd.h>" src/main.cc
$sed -i "/Boost_USE_STATIC_LIBS/d" CMakeLists.txt
$test -d build/compile && rm -rf build/compile/* #not relevant for PKGBUILD as there will be no residuals from previous compilation
$mkdir -p build/compile && cd build/compile

$cmake ../.. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/bla/bla/ \
-DWL_INSTALL_PREFIX=/bla/bla/ \
-DWL_INSTALL_DATADIR=share/widelands \
-DWL_INSTALL_BINDIR=bin |

$make install # I install directly to final location

Hope it helps :)

nevermind, I will keep trying..

well, thats as far as I got... :/

I found that I have LUA51 installed - still no success.

There is a seperate lua51 package which can be installed next to 5.2.
I can't uninstall lua (5.2) because I have quite some dependencies on it so I can't tell if there are/will be other problems or not.

I have current LUA (v. 5.2.2).
So I should downgrade and it will compile or there is another problem except the problem with LUA?