On Thu, Aug 03, 2006 at 11:42:24PM +0100, Keith Bennett wrote: > On Thu, Aug 03, 2006, Nick White wrote: > > So, I went for the nasty hack approach; I changed the #include <iconv> in > > src/utf.c to #include "iconv2.h", copying /usr/include/iconv.h to > > src/iconv2.h, and it worked. > > > > I'm bumbling along reasonably unaware of why this worked, so if it reveals > > why it wasn't working normally I'd be pleased to know. > > What this means is that there is a different iconv.h file on your system > which is being found first. > > Keith. >
Sure enough, I had a iconv.h in /usr/local/include and in /usr/include Renaming the version in /usr/local/include did the job :) Thanks, Nick -- GPG Key : linux.nfshost.com/nick.gpg.asc IM : [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jabber + OTR)
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