Hi,all:
    I just download the src edition of Infobright Community Edition v3.2 and try compile and install.
    With the readme file notes,i run the shell cmd ‘make EDITION=community release’,but failed,.
    The following is the error info:
   
Target `release’ is not recognized!
Only following targets are supported (exemplary make invocations):

make EDITION=enterprise debug - build debug version of enterprise product
make EDITION=enterprise release - build release version of enterprise product
make EDITION=enterprise clean-debug
make EDITION=enterprise clean-release
make EDITION=evaluation debug - build debug version of enterprise evaluation product
make EDITION=evaluation release - build release version of enterprise evaluation product
make EDITION=evaluation clean-debug
make EDITION=evaluation clean-release
make EDITION=community debug - build debug version of community
make EDITION=community release - build release version of community
make EDITION=community clean-debug
make EDITION=community clean-release
make EDITION=community install-debug
make distclean - clean everything

General form for building the software:
make PREFIX={prefix} LINK_MODE={link} EDITION={edition} {target}
where:
PREFIX is instalation prefix
LINK_MODE is type of linking (shared|static)
EDITION is software edition (enterprise|evaluation|community)
target is build target (debug|release|clean-debug|clean-release|install-debug|install-release)

All of those setting may be put into .my_make file which is read by Makefile.
make: *** [release] Error 1

    why?help me,thanks!

daoquan - 16 September 2009 12:10 AM

I run the shell cmd ‘make EDITION=community release’,but failed,.
The following is the error info:
   
Target `release’ is not recognized!
Only following targets are supported (exemplary make invocations):

make EDITION=community debug - build debug version of community
make EDITION=community release - build release version of community
make EDITION=community clean-debug
make EDITION=community clean-release
make EDITION=community install-debug

daoquan,

I’m not a Tech Support Engineer but I believe I see a simple resolution here:  You entered

but that is not one of the available EDITION options listed above.  Use one of those listed above, exactly as printed, and recompile.  For example:

thanks,David
All in the make list , such as ‘make EDITION=community clean-release’ , produced the same error result on my OS platform.
Maybe it is the authority, i don’t own the root authority. Or no boost lib was installed.
I am checking it…

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daoquan,

I’m not a Tech Support Engineer but I believe I see a simple resolution here:  You entered

but that is not one of the available EDITION options listed above.  Use one of those listed above, exactly as printed, and recompile.  For example:

daoquan - 16 September 2009 05:35 AM

thanks,David
All in the make list , such as ‘make EDITION=community clean-release’ , produced the same error result on my OS platform.
Maybe it is the authority, i don’t own the root authority. Or no boost lib was installed.
I am checking it…

Hi there.

What OS are you using?
Which version of make program (

)?

Just short comment about ‘clean’. It is an option to clean all binaries generated by build process, e.g.,

means that all release binaries of community edition are cleaned=removed from disk. So it is somehow opposite operation to

Thanks,
Piotr