[PyKDE] Buiding sip, the first step seemed to go fine, but ...

[hcohen2]

I ran the command (for building sip): "python configure.py" and it 
seemed to have gone without a problem.  [Note I used no command line 
switches.]  Afterware I saw some mention that the make encountered a few 
errors - and my first impression they were minor.  Later I discovered 
that I missed many lines of output and there was an extensive list of 
errors, mostly unknown or unset values.

Does this error list mean I had a failure?  The sipconfig.py file 
generated was nearly 1600 lines.  Should I clean up and rerun or does 
this tend to look worse than it really is?

I am bothered because some of the messages implied that in the make the 
system does not really know where to install anything.  I had been doing 
other things so it was quite late when I noticed the failure was much 
more extensive than the summary.  That is, I did not have the entire run 
history messages due to running other commands and searches.

What is my safest route?  Clean up all generated files and rerun with 
more extensive instructions on the configure?  If the latter what 
command switches should I add?  Moreover, if added should they be within 
quotes?  At present everything is still only in my /tmp/sip-3.10 directory.

Thanks