build.sh fails to find/extract SDK tarballs about osxcross

[donbright]

what is the full name of your sdk file

also what is the full log of the error?

[paresy]

Thanks for the fast response :-)

I have used the get_sdk_package.sh script. The full name is "MacOSX10.9.sdk.tar.bz2"

[donbright]

does your output look like this?

don@serebryanya:~/src/osxcross$ SDK_VERSION=10.9 ./build.sh 
SDK VERSION set in environment variable:  10.9
verified at tarballs/MacOSX10.9.sdk.tar

Building OSXCross toolchain, Version: 0.5

OS X SDK Version: 10.9, Target: darwin13
Minimum targeted OS X Version: 10.5
Tarball Directory: /home/don/src/osxcross/tarballs
Build Directory: /home/don/src/osxcross/build
Install Directory: /home/don/src/osxcross/target
SDK Install Directory: /home/don/src/osxcross/target/SDK

[paresy]

Unfortunately not.

found SDK version 10.9...2 at tarballs/MacOSX10.9.sdk.tar.bz2

I modified the following lines:

    tmp2=`echo $sdk | sed s/[^0-9.]//g`
    tmp3=`echo $tmp2 | sed s/\\\.*$//g`

to

    tmp1=`echo $sdk | sed s/bz2//g`
    tmp2=`echo $tmp1 | sed s/[^0-9.]//g`
    tmp3=`echo $tmp2 | sed s/\\\.*$//g`

That fixed the problem. Thanks again for your help!

[tpoechtrager]

Please show the way you invoke the build.sh script, there shouldn't be any need to modify it.

[paresy]

./build.sh

The SDK version auto-detect (sed s/[^0-9.]//g) filters all numbers. The 2 from bz2 is therefore added to the variable aswell. The SDK_VERSION variable is then set to "10.9...2" and the build script fails at the point i stated above.

[tpoechtrager]

Fixed.