For most of the RPM based linux distributions, HelixCode has RPMs
available (they included dia-0.84, so have all its dependencies). Check
out http://www.helixcode.com/, and go to the HelixGnome page and find the
libxml RPMs for your appropriate distro.
Note also that Dia will not work with the new libxml-2.0.0 that Daniel is
working on (yet).
James.
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On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Justin Couch wrote:
> Derek Martin wrote:
> > I downloaded the sources for Dia version 0.84, and configure tells me
> > it needs libxml 1.8.5 whereas the latest version I can find on the gnome
> > website is 1.7.3 -- what gives dude? A link to the proper version of
> > this (and any other requisite libraries that people aren't likely to
> > have) on your web page would be amazingly helpful.
>
> Note that you need to compile up the latest version of the libs (RH 6.2
> might include 1.8.x but haven't checked). I'm running a 6.1 box here and
> the only change I had to make was the install dir of the library in the
> configure script. This was needed because the default dir was /usr/local
> and RH keeps libxml under /usr/lib. There are a bunch of other tools
> that tell the system what version of the library you are running etc so
> I can't just send you a compiled version of the .so file.
>
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