Re: [Kmatplot-general] Debian package

[Laurent J. <lja...@fy...>]

On Tuesday 22 January 2002 19:20, Kamil wrote:
> I have similar effect, but gcc finally manages to compile this file after
> about ten minutes on my computer( K62/400 128MB ). You can avoid this
> however by turning off all optimizations. I did it by setting CXXFLAGS
> export CXXFLAGS="-O0"
> ./configure
> ( You should check if -O0 is the last optimization flag, because. for
> example, flags "-O0 -O2" finally sets optimization to level 2 )
> You can even replace all "-O2" strings by "-O0" in admin/acinclude.m4.in
> and invoke:
> make -f Makefile.dist
> ./configure


OK. It seems to work with your hint. Memory was not so much consumed in the 
compilation and my computer still available during it.

However, I have now a problem with the libpng version.
It doesn't stop the compilation but at the execution, kmatplot complains that 
it was compiled with png.h from libpng 1.0.x but actually linked to png.c 
from libpng 1.2.x (through dynamic sharing of library, I can give you tonight 
the result of ldd on kmatplot)

How can I modify the code of kmatplot to force it to use the source of libpng 
1.2.x ? It is quite important because now on debian, even if this problem of 
libpng version is recurrent, all kde apps are linked to the last version of 
libpng.

Thank you again for your help,
Laurent.