Hey j.e.b > I should have known. I was trying manual compilation; am now trying yaourt > with the -git packages as below. Thanks!
let us know how it all works out and if you do run into further issues (using AUR packages) make a comment about it in the respective comment section of the package in AUR. (so Archer's can help, if it's an 'archlinux issue'). Jordan > J.E.B. > > On Arch Linux, I'm failing ./waf configure; the log file says: > > ---------------------------------------------------- > Checking for 'ntk' >= 1.3.0 > ['/usr/bin/pkg-config', '--atleast-version=1.3.0', 'ntk'] > not found > from /home/jeb/SRC/non: The configuration failed > > I was careful to build NTK first, I left everything default. Help? :-) > > What packages are you using in Archlinux??? (or are you manually > compiling? ..you never said.) I ask, because after reading your email > - i went and built NON(stuff) as i usually do - everything compiles > and installs just fine. > > i use: ntk-git + non-daw-git (found in AUR); > > https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/non-daw-git/ > https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ntk-git/ > > I don't know if that helps, but maybe have a look and see if they work for > you. > > If Arch is similar to Slackware, perhaps you might not have /usr/local/ > directories in your search paths, which is > where the default install puts everything. That happened to me, so figured I > would mention it... > > @yawfle - Archlinux is not Slackware. In Arch --prefix=/usr is used > (in the AUR pkhbuilds). > > Jordan > > J.E.B. > > > On 11/14/2012 04:08 AM, J. Liles wrote: > > All, > > I've converted the build system of non-* (including NTK) over to waf > (http://code.google.com/p/waf/). That basically replaces a dependency on > makedepend with one on python. Waf is otherwise self-contained. It's a bit > smarter than make, so builds should be quicker and more up-to-date. > > Hopefully this will make things a little easier on packagers too! > > Also, NTK no longer includes an ntk-config program. Instead, it uses > pkg-config like everything else: modules are named ntk, ntk_images and > ntk_gl. > > > > > -- > Jonathan E. Brickman > http://linuxsynth.ponderworthy.com > >
