Phil, I will certainly look into what you mentioned after dinner.
I did run the yum install commands as you mentioned, but it is possible I spelled it wrong. I will look into and get back to you. Thanks, Jon On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 6:35 PM, Phil Clayton <phil.clay...@lineone.net>wrote: > Jon, > > > On 01/08/12 22:43, Jon Lockhart wrote: > >> I forgot to grab the devel rpm when I was on the download site. I had >> olbly grabbed the OpenMotif rpm. That did the trick on the configuration >> file. >> > > devel packages are easily overlooked! Usually, when you have source code > with a build dependency on X, you need X's devel package. > > > > Now I am running into the issue on the install. I have attached the >> build log for your convienece. The install is failing b/c the file >> Print.h is not available in the X11 folder, and I have tried >> reinstalling with yum several times. Is there another package from yum >> that I have possibly missed downloading? >> > > The missing file is > > /usr/include/X11/extensions/**Print.h > > On my machine, the command > > rpm -q --whatprovides /usr/include/X11/extensions/**Print.h > > indicates that the package libXp-devel provides this file. This should > have been installed by the yum command I quoted previously, which included > libXp-devel. Can you double check that you entered the command exactly, > omitting only the line containing polyml? (I checked the fc17 package, and > it does appear to provide this file.) > > > > I just want to take the time now to thank you and Rob for all the help >> you been providing me on getting PP up and running. It has been a long >> time since I used a Linux system, and having to relearn all this >> material I go is frustrating, along with trying to get a tool installed >> that I really want to try and use with my formal specification writing. >> I appreciate everything I have been provided. >> > > Glad to help. With Linux distributions these days, package management > support takes most of the pain out of fetching/installing prerequisites. > But you still need to know which packages to install... > > It's a pity that 90% of the installation effort is just to get Xpp > working. I'm working on a GTK-based replacement to Xpp but it's not quite > ready yet. > > Regards, > > Phil > >
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