On 05 Jul 1999 13:30:18 +0200, you wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marc Haber) writes:
>> On 04 Jul 1999 22:39:17 +0200, you wrote:
>> >Then I don't understand why the configure script didn't find it. Do
>> >you get any clues from the config.log file? What happens if you
>> >manually edit the zlib_h lines in config.h or configure.cache?
>>
>> |mh@torres[6/506]:/mnt/main6/home/mh/lsh-0.1.3$ grep zlib config.log
>> |mh@torres[7/507]:/mnt/main6/home/mh/lsh-0.1.3$ grep zlib config.h
>> |/* Define if zlib should be used */
>> |/* Define if you have the <zlib.h> header file. */
>> |mh@torres[8/508]:/mnt/main6/home/mh/lsh-0.1.3$ grep zlib config.cache
>> |mh@torres[9/509]:/mnt/main6/home/mh/lsh-0.1.3$
>>
>> I do not know enough about autoconf/automake to learn what this
>> actually means.
>
>Too bad. I really can't guess what has happened on your system. I'm
>afraid that you either have to ask someone more familiar with
>troubleshooting autoconf-style building of C programs to investigate,
>or see this a an opportunity to learn to do it yourself :-/ Sorry.
No problem; now it's my turn to say sorry for taking forever to reply.
It seems that my error was to run "./configure" instead of
"./configure --with-zlib". While it's documented that zlib is
currently required, it escaped me that I need to explitly include it.
I believe that modifying the "INSTALLATION" section of README to say
"./configure --with-zlib" instead of "./configure" would be a good
idea. So would a differently worded #warning in zlib.c ("zlib.h not
present. try calling configure --with-zlib").
I'll get back here when I got any further with playing.
Greetings
Marc
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