Thanks, I fooled around with it some more, and I think my setup is
somehow really wrong. I also tried out the debs that are in unstable
now, and they worked OK for me on a VM I dist-upgraded a to
unstable.
They did not work when I added unstable entries in sources.list and
tried to add them to a basically wheezy / stable VM. Mixing stable
and unstable is often advised against.....
I think my debs on vin-dit.org work well for 1.7.7 on wheezy, I'm using
them myself. I lost the VM I built them on in a ZFS accident (don't ask)
and this attempt to recreate that has failed.
Probably the right thing to do is see if I can be of any use to the
people building the debs in sid. I did notice that to try and build
terminology on that sid VM with e17-dev installed I had to manually
(from tarballs) add in :
eet
ethumb
elementary
emotion
(all 1.7.7, not 1.7.8)
to what was brought in from the e17-dev package.
Hopefully there will be an official backport of e17 etc to wheezy, I
guess what I have on vin-dit.org could be considered
an unofficial backport. I do also have a terminology deb that works
with the other debs there, except possibly with
regard to a display of a tab count/picker.
John Holland
Dave <d...@flex.com.au> writes:
> I thought someone more experienced would chip in, so I didn't reply.
>
> Anyway, if you're getting undefined references in the linking phase, it's
> showing that the linker doesn't know where your libraries are located, or the
> libraries it finds don't have the required function. From the looks of it,
> it can't find the ecore, freetype, libjpeg, and ... what the hell ... the
> libc6 libraries?! I think that's where "clock_gettime" is.
>
> I assume you're using dpkg-buildpackage. Maybe you can try building it
> manually via "./autogen.sh && make" or "./configure && make". See if you can
> compile it that way. I suspect that your Makefile isn't feeding the correct
> "-l" options to gcc.
>
> Cheers,
> dave.k
>
>
> In the year 2013, of the month of October, on the 10th day, John Holland
> wrote:
>> talking to myself........:> I see the 1.7.7 debs are in debian unstable
>> now and I will abandon this, possibly trying to learn more about debian
>> packaging on a more modest task.
>>
>>
>>
>> John Holland <jholl...@vin-dit.org> writes:
>>
>> > I'm trying to build debs of the 1.7.8 versions of things, and I've
>> > worked my way up to edje. When I build it I am getting "undefined
>> > reference" errors about a lot of items. the first few are
>> >
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to
>> > `ecore_fb_input_device_window_set'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to
>> > `ecore_event_evas_init'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to
>> > `ECORE_IPC_EVENT_CLIENT_DEL'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to
>> > `FT_Outline_Transform'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to
>> > `jpeg_destroy_decompress
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to `clock_gettime'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to `FT_Load_Glyph'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to
>> > `ECORE_IPC_EVENT_SERVER_DEL'
>> > ../../src/lib/.libs/libedje.so: undefined reference to `FT_Get_Kerning'
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > It gets pretty far before this happens, I think it is happening in the
>> > linking stage? I'm not a C guy, just another Linux hacker.
>> >
>> > If anyone can advise what these errors mean I will hopefully be able to
>> > put up new .deb files.....
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > John
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