Re: [Openvrml-develop] installing spidermonkey on linux

[Gerall K. <ge...@ch...>]

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> > > it looks for mozilla/jsapi.h
> > >
> > > no such file or directory!!
> > >

You'll have to install the developer's version to get the headers.  If
this happens, and the code lives under /usr/local/mozilla, you can add
/usr/local/mozilla/include to these environmental variables:

C_INCLUDE_PATH -- for the C compiler
CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH -- for the C++ compiler
OBJC_INCLUDE_PATH -- for the Objective C compiler

All the compilers in GCC *should* see them then.  If there are any
libraries included with the code, put /usr/local/mozilla/lib
in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH or /etc/ld.so.conf and run 'ldconfig' as
root.

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> i thought i could get away
> doing a rpm --nodeps
> 
> but it dont like it

I've never encountered a person who hasn't been forced to use the
--nodeps option with RPM from time to time.  I don't prefer to use
it, myself.  Just my $0.02 USD...

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