On Friday 17 March 2006 03:08, Iain Duncan wrote:

> > Try using install.py instead (you may want to edit the target directories
> > at the top of the file first, if this is needed on gentoo64).
> 
> Install.py will not run if it detects that scons install ran ( or tried
> too ). scons install *seemed* to work, but I had no "csound" in /usr/bin
> or /usr/local/bin. I made links manually for /usr/bincsound and
> /usr/include/csound.h to the csound5 directory, but I'm not sure if that
> is the right way to go.

You can either remove the old files from any previous installation, successful
or not (recommended), or just comment out the check in install.py so that it
installs anyway without complaining. These are the relevant lines:

if ('csound' in installedBinaries) or ('csound64' in installedBinaries):
    print ' *** Error: an already existing installation of Csound was found'
    print ' *** Try removing it first, and then run this script again'
    print ''
    raise SystemExit(1)


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