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#33 Header files not getting copied

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nobody
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2003-02-18
2003-02-18
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It seems that, in 0.16, Film Gimp's libgimp header
files aren't all getting copied to the right place
during installation. While this doesn't affect the
operation of Film Gimp itself, they're necessary for
anyone who writes plug-ins.

On my system, they should go in
/usr/local/include/filmgimp-0.16/libgimp, but only some
of them are there.

The exact output from GCC when trying to compile one of
my own plug-ins is:
In file included from main.c:42:
/usr/local/include/filmgimp-0.16/ligbimp/gimp.h:27:30:
libgimp/gimpunit.h: no such file or directory

Copying gimpunit.h from ~/filmgimp-0.16/libgimp to
/usr/local/include/filmgimp-0.16/libgimp makes this
error message go away, but brings up one about another
missing header file.

I'm installing on a RedHat Linux 7.2 system using the
source tarballs (instead of the RPMs).

Copying ALL the header files from
~/filmgimp-0.16/libgimp to the necessary directory
solves the problem.

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