Something funky with sudo make build install OS X after svn up to 956

"make build" is now the command for creating an exportable binary of the OpenMx library for other people with the same machine platform as yours. "make install" installs a source copy of the OpenMx library on your machine. You probably want to run "make install", I guess "sudo make install" if you either don't have an R packages directory in $HOME, or you want other users in that machine to use the OpenMx library.

Mike, is "ls" on your machine aliased to "ls -a". That would account for the strange behavior you're seeing on make build. You can test this by running "ls" in the directory trunk/build and see if the entry ".svn" shows up (it should not). In any case, even if this is the case I bet you want to run "make install" instead of "make build", unless you're really trying to build a binary release. If you are trying to build a binary release on your machine, I guess run "make common-build" which is like "make build" except it doesn't attempt to remove unnecessary copies of npsol from the binary release.