Once I built with the --enable-dll and it compiled fine. But when I
tried to execute the program ./wine it gave an error that it could not
find the library. I used 'make install' after the compile so I did not
know why it could not find it. (Note: I am compiling this on a 486 16MB
and RH 5.2 and ext2fs. I have another computer 586 24MB that has the
ZipSlack dist on it)
Could you explain the difference between a.out and elf programs?
On Tue, 11 May 1999 14:57:17 ric [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>A few lines before the error 1 will be the real error, which would
>tell
>us what happened. Error 1 just says something make tried didn't
>work,
>so it is giving up. wine depends on libwine, so if make fails, make
>wine will too. You might want to do make &>oops, so you have the
>errors
>in a file you can show us the last 20 lines of, or so.
>
>I have never built libwine.a. linux 386 systems are almost all elf
>by
>now, so I use libwine.so. I _think_ you can do ./configure
>--enable-dll
>without going back to the beginning, then do make to build
>libwine.so.1.0, skipping over the compiles but I'm not sure. I
>_think_
>libwine.a should work if you have a.out support in your kernel and
>you
>succeed in building it. I doubt slackware has dropped a.out from the
>stock kernel yet.
>
>Lawson
>
>
>On Tue, 11 May 1999, Charles M Stapleton wrote:
>
>> Close to the end of compiling while it falied with error 1 and it
>says it can
>> not read the symbols in ./libwine.a
>>
>> After it failed I tried 'make wine' and this ended with the same
>error.
>>
>> Does anyone have possible explanations?
>>
>> Matthew
>>
>>
>>
>> Linux : )
>>
>
>
>
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