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Subject: RE: Compiling source, was RE: [newbie] Make errors
Do you have the devel packages installed for both? If so, technically,
it
should work.
Perhaps the solution is to install Mandrake. :P
-Chris
On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> Thanks,
> As I indi
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> First, upgrade your version of libstdc++. Also, I would
> upgrade your
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Did you compile it yourself or did you try "rpm --rebuild pack.src.rpm"?
Maybe there is a BAD solution you could try :
make a symlink from /usr/include/xpm.h to /usr/X11R6/include/X11/xpm.h.
This is not nice, but there are chances that it works. But hopefully,
someone will have a better solution.
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> Subject:Re: Compiling source, was RE: [newbie] Make
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> First, upgrade your version of libstdc++. Also, I would
>upgrade your
> version of xpm (I just checked and I'm running at
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Subject: Re: Compiling source, was RE: [newbie] Make
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First, upgrade
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Subject: Re: Compiling source, was RE: [newbie] Make
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Use -I /usr/X11R6/include/X11. The -I path must contain the
full path where
the .h file exists. If the code says:
#include "xpm.h&
First, upgrade your version of libstdc++. Also, I would upgrade your
version of xpm (I just checked and I'm running at xpm-3.4k-8mdk). With any
luck that will help. The main thing is upgrading libstdc++ - thats what is
causing your compiler to tell you that it cannot compile an executable.
-Chris
On 14 Jun, Kaplan, Paul wrote:
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> You seem quite knowledgeable about the rebuilding process so I will put to
> you a question that I asked on one of the redhat lists and has yet to be
> answered.
>
> I am trying to re-compile a recent wine release from a src.rpm file. The
> ./configure scrip
