Peter,
(in case you're suing a Unix-like platform)
after building and installing MonetDB, Mx is available in <prefix>/bin/ with <prefix> being the directory you specified via "--prefix=<prefix>" with MonetDB's configure or the default /usr if you didn't specify any "--prefix=".
To make XQuery's configure find Mx, you either need to add <prefix>/bin to your $PATH prior to calling XQuery's configure, or you have to run XQuery's configure with "--with-mx=<prefix>/bin/Mx".
Stefan
On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 04:34:52PM +0200, Fabian wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your interest in MonetDB/XQuery.
Can you tell us which platform, os, etc your are building on and which steps so far you have taken?
Peter van der Kamp wrote:
I successfully build MonetDB, prior to configure and build the XQuery front end. However, running configure for this front end stops with: Checking for Mx... no configure: error: No Mx found in PATH
I try to build the Mx software, without success. Before continuing I would like to know if the XQuery front end really needs Mx.
Thanks.
Peter van der Kamp
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