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Re: Problem compiling 9.51

From: Regis Boudin <regis@boudin.name>
Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2006 15:41:49 +0100 (BST)
Message-ID: <58030.195.183.80.132.1149604909.squirrel@mail.imalip.net>
To: "PFJ" <paul@all-the-johnsons.co.uk>
Cc: www-amaya@w3.org

Putting www-amay back in the loop, sorry for the private reply.

PFJ said:
> Hi Regis,

[snip]

>> Just to be sure, do you try to build in a subdirectory ? The whole build
>> system relies on you being in a subdirectory of Amaya/ (e.g. Amaya/GTK).
>>
>> If it still doesn't work, the actual error message and context would be
>> useful.
>
> Yep - I've tried both the wx and gtk versions manually. gtk does what it
> needs to, then dies with libCSS (as originally reported), wx reports
> back at the end of the configure script
>
> cd WX
> ../configure --with-wx --with-wxdebug
> configure: error: Mesa library sources not found (opengl). Please
> download Mesa sources or remove --with-gl option!
> ../configure --with-wx --with-wxdebug --without-gl
> configure: error: Mesa library sources not found (opengl). Please
> download Mesa sources or remove --with-gl option!

Ok, now I think I have some ideas.
My first guess would be that you use the small tarball (amaya-src).
Unfortunately, you need the big one (amaya-fullsrc), which contains
everything. I'm not sure how RPM source packages works, but my package
build-depends on "libglu1-mesa-dev | libglu-dev"

Note that when it comes to using libGL, you have 2 choices :
-use the system-provided one (--with-gl)
-use the source one from the fullsrc tarball (--with-mesa IIRC)

> Is the wxWidgets version restricted to 2.4 or is it fine with 2.6? It's
> about the only thing I can think of that may cause the problem.

Well, the official tarball includes the full wxWidgets source, to build
and link against it. If you're interested, I have a patch to use the
system-provided one (wxWidgets 2.6 in my case seems to work fine) instead.

Regis
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