Re: [Config4gnu-developer] configure --disable-gtkmm but project still needs glibmm

[Justin Y. <ju...@sk...>]

Jason,

I've removed all of the Glib::getenv and Glib::file_get_contents, we just need to take care of the two Glib::spawn calls.  I suspect they'll be a little hard to replace, but I'll try to do it shortly since I'm pretty bored here...

Justin

On Thu, 10 Apr 2003 10:15:45 -0400
"Jason Long" <jl...@me...> wrote:

> I suspected that gtkmm would be hard to build. Even on Gentoo, if you don't
> keep your system up-to-date, building a recent version of gtkmm requires a
> number of upgrades to dependencies.
> 
> Give us a few days; we'll try to remove that glibmm dependency for the
> library. I don't think it will be too hard.
> 
> I believe the only other dependency is Xerces-C++. I'll review the INSTALL
> file and make sure that the Xerces stuff is clear.
> 
> Jason
> 
> >>> "Christian L Pearce " <pe...@co...> 04/10/03 08:45 AM >>>
> I suffer from the "give me a Red Hat rpm" syndrome.  Since there isn't a
> quick and dirty gtkmm rpm for the version you guys require I tried using the
> --disable-gtkmm.  But configure still wants glibmm.  Which, correct me if I
> am wrong, is part of gtkmm.  You guys mentioned removing this as a
> dependency.  Is easy for you guys to do?  The gtkmm build requires a lot of
> dependencies that suck for a Red Hat box.  Sorry I am extremely lazy when it
> comes to building from source.
> 
> With this dependency out of the way is there anything else configure wants
> that Red Hat doesn't have in there distrobution?
> 
> Makes me wish I still had Gentoo install on my laptop.  Maybe today I will
> install it on another machine.
> 
> BTW:  Is the Libconf project still something you guys are planning on
> working with?  And what happened with the Unixconfig project?
> 
> --
> Christian Pearce
> www.commnav.com
> 
> 
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