On Tue, Dec 16, 2003 at 04:32:24PM +0100, Luca De Rugeriis wrote:
> Il mar, 2003-12-16 alle 12:12, Mark Howard ha scritto:
> > I've now got garnome installed, but haven't managed to compile
> > java-gnome against it. The configure script picks up the directories
> > from garnome, but also includes the system directories - java-gnome uses
> > these and compiles against the old libraries. Can anyone advise how to
> > tell the build system to use garnome libraries instead?
> Is it solved? I was thinking: just put garnome libs directory before
> system libs dir in LD_LIBRARY_PATH? However I guess there will be a lot
> of pointers about developing with garnome, after all it's intended for
> developers ;)
Not yet. I've also found surprisingly little documentation about
developing under garnome.
garnome sets LD_LIBRARY_PATH anyway, so that hasn't fixed the problem.
I don't think configure uses LD_LIBRARY_PATH anyway.
Looking at it more closely, the problem seems to be that gcc is passed
-I/usr/include/ before the -I/...GAR...
This is part of the CFLAGS variable, so perhaps moving $(CFLAGS) to the
end of the .c.o target in common/src-Makefile.in.common will fix it.
Unfortunately this means changing a make files once again, so everything
will be recompiled. It's still compiling so I don't know if it's worked
or not. Slow computer.
...
no, that didn't work - java-gnome still compiles fine.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
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