On 09-Jun-99 Holger Waechtler wrote:
> you should not try to compile the ggi stuff, if no ggi was found.

 That's what the autoconf script actually does.
 Unfortunately some of Jon's GGI fixes broke it yesterday :(
 but it's fixed now.

> A switch --disable-ggi would be nice, even if a ggi library was detected
> (since ggi is not yet really ready, there might be some broken versions
> out there).

 You can disable it using --without-ggi

> In the next release I would recommend it, if someone would need to enable
> ggi explicitly.

 I don't think so. It wouldn't do any harm even if a broken ggi
 support is compiled in.
 
> The same with glide. (Some people have the glide lib installed, but no
> 3dfx card.)

 That's very unlikely.

> A way could be here to run /usr/local/glide/bin/test3dfx &
> test, if a it found a card.

 This would probably take too much time. Please use --without-glide instead.
 (and --without-svga for SVGAlib, --without-x doesn't make sense since
 Mesa depends on X11 (so far...))

> Why do you check for gethostbyname and other networking stuff ??

 That's necessary for X11 (it's part of the X11 checks).

Thomas Tanner -----------------------------------------
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