Thanks for the solutiion...
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removing lines 25 and 40 from src/uuid.h fixes the problem.
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That's strange, I have the same packages installed and when I do:
$ gmake
I get:
libtool: compile: gcc "-DPACKAGE_NAME=\"pidgin-sipe\""
"-DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\"pidgin-sipe\"" "-DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"1.7.1\""
"-DPACKAGE_STRING=\"pidgin-sipe 1.7.1\"" "-DPACKAGE_BUGREPORT=\"\""
"-DPACKAGE_URL=\"\"" "-D
HTH
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> Output is not related to this, but ./configure and
> make is done with normal user. Last step is 'pfexec
> make install'.
>
> I'm not sure, but maybe you must use eg. gmake.
Yep, running gmake instead of make resolved the problem. Thank you, Tomas.
Jeff Lawlor
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Output is not related to this, but ./configure and make is done with normal
user. Last step is 'pfexec make install'.
I'm not sure, but maybe you must use eg. gmake.
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I'm trying to compile a pidgin-sipe plugin for MS Communicator compatibility.
So far it's failing. I'm running snv_130 and have installed
SUNWgcc
SUNW-gnome-common-devel
SUNWgnu-gettext and
SUNWgmake
$pfexec ./configure from the pidgin-sipe directory completes normally then
$pfexec make
