Hi, On Tue, Mar 04, 2014 at 12:13:24PM +0000, David Thomas wrote: > Hello, > > I have got further now. I saw that the path was wrong for installation of > libraries. I have fixed that so please disregard my previous question. > > My libcups.so library is now installed to the following directories: > > platform-phyCORE-AM335x/root/usr/lib > platform-phyCORE-AM335x/root-debug/usr/lib > platform-phyCORE-AM335x/sysroot-target/usr/lib > > My raster.h header file is installed to these: > > platform-phyCORE-AM335x/root/usr/include/cups > platform-phyCORE-AM335x/root-debug/usr/include/cups > platform-phyCORE-AM335x/sysroot-target/usr/include/cups >
Normally you should not have any non runtime files like header files on you target root. This is only needed at compile time. > Ghostscript's configure still fails to pick it up: > > checking cups/raster.h usability... no > checking cups/raster.h presence... no > checking for cups/raster.h... no > > It must therefore be looking somewhere else for the files. > > Questions are: > > 1. Where is it looking? (I suppose this is the --sysroot used by gcc and the > binutils.) > 2. What would a typical macro look like to install a library there? > Difficult to say if we don't know what you doing in the rule files, please send it as RFC to this list and I can check it. Please use "git send-email" for that and we need all rule files including dependencies, maybe we can get these rules mainline then. I see in ghostscript configure some options like: --enable-cups --with-pdftoraster do you acitvated that in the rule file of ghostscript? - Alex -- ptxdist mailing list ptxdist@pengutronix.de
