Re: [Kmatplot-general] Problem on SuSE 7.2
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From: Kamil <kam...@po...> - 2001-08-02 22:01:06
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On Fri 3. August 2001 01:18, you wrote: > > Hmmm, shouldn't be too hard to check if the files are in the assumed > places? Unfortunately, I don't know enough of the KDE stuff yet to be > really hepful in this department. > Yes, but what to do if they are not there ? > > Not being an expert in autoconf things, this seems to be a problem with > your autoconf configuration files in the admin directory which seem to be > taken from a KDE1 installation. > Uff ! I could vow that they are taken KDE-2.1.1, everything works well on my RedHat. > > Hmmm, at the moment I didn't install kmatplot at all, I just wanted to > test it in the directory where it was compiled. If I understood Torsten > correctly some time ago the KDEDIR variable is obsolete and is not being > used any more? However, compiling and starting from the directory without > being installed should always work, I assume. But also following your > hints doesn not work, I get the same error... > I'm afraid I didn't get it to work without installing before, you can't point KDEDIR to your build directory- it won't work, but you can always install it in your home directory. If you install a shared library in a non-library directory, you must also add it to LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Check if it works: ./configure --prefix=/home/kamil/kmatplot make install export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/home/kamil/kmatplot/lib env KDEDIR=/home/kamil/kmatplot kmatplot Did you do so ? I didn't see the post from Tortsen and I know nothing about obsoleting KDEDIR. It still must be set when program is installed in a non-standard directory. Kamil |