On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 2:46 AM, Jean Louis <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have nettle in ~/gnu, that is why I do: > > ./configure --with-lib-path=/home/data1/protected/gnu/lib > --prefix=/home/data1/protected/gnu > > after removing nettle from Debian, and using the one from GSRC, from > make -C gnu/nettle I tried with: > > ./configure > > --with-lib-path=/home/data1/protected/gnu/lib,/home/data1/protected/gnu/include > --prefix=/home/data1/protected/gnu > > Maybe I am doing something wrong. My nettle IS in ~/gnu/ but I am maybe > using wrong ./configure option. > > If someone can help, thank you. > > > > > > > > > I build 2.04 sucessfully just now using EXACTLY these instructions: > > > > git clone https://git.lysator.liu.se/lsh/lsh.git > > > > cd lsh > > > > git checkout lsh-2.0.4 # This is the stable branch > > > > ./.bootstrap > > > > ./configure > > > > make bootstrap > > > > make > > > > make check > > > > > > > Those are nettle includes in those error messages. Nettle is by the same > > author as lsh. I am using nettle 3.2 > > What version are you using? You can install nettle via gsrc >
"./configure --with-lib-path=/home/data1/protected/gnu/lib,/home/data1/protected/gnu/include" looks wrong, you have a comma separating the "lib" part from "include" part. First, you can't use comma here, second, the include is include in a different variable name (I don't have it in front of me... so I don't try to guess the correct variable name...) When you made nettle 3.2 using the gsrc version make -C gnu/nettle Did the install command actually install into the directory you think it installed into? (make -C gnu/nettle intsall ) Check to see if it is really there. Try it again and let us know what happened, if you like.
