Dan Egli wrote:No, it is not static. I have never put -static on the gcc/g++ line
I am trying to emerge KDE. But everytime I do it starts compiling arts which then dies in the conifg script saying unknown STL type. 'configure: error: "no known STL type found - did you forget to install libstdc++-devel ?"'
I searched on the net and found on a mailinglist archive that you need to install STLport package. So I emerge STLport, no prob. Re-run emerge kde, and it still dies at the same place!
Help? Why isn't emerge finding the dependancy of STL for ARTS and pulling the package?
--- Dan
STL is the standard template library for C++. It is free as part of the headers for the GNU C++ compiler (part of gcc). I believe the SGI implementation is supplied, although I did not see any SGI licensing in the headers (and the libraries of course). You should not be missing them if you have gcc installed. Any chance you built everything static?
I just noticed that you have "libstdc++-devel" as the error. You didn't try to install a development version of gcc did you?
Tom Veldhouse
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libstdc++-devel is the common name for the package containing header files and the like to build a program against libstdc++. It's not in the libstdc++ package because it is only needed if you are compiling programs against libstdc++ so he makefile says libstdc++-devel.
My version of GCC is 3.2.3, that came across in the bootstrap process.
--- Dan
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