Re: Solaris8 compiling problem : ld: fatal: library -ldl: not found

[Salvador E. T. <sal...@in...>]

On 18/12/06 16:52, Yannick Mercier wrote:

> Hi Set,
> here is the content of the stderr files in .setedit :
>  
> root > cat /.setedit/erMSaWwU
> Error: Unsupported hardware


Ok, it means no TVision driver was able to handle the terminal.

[snip]

> Here is the output of the configure script of tvision :
>  
>
> root > ./configure --prefix=/opt/tvision --no-intl
> Configuring Turbo Vision v2.1.0 library
>

That's TV 2.1.0, but in the report you sent the dynamic loader is using 
2.0.3, be careful.

> Determining OS: UNIX [Solaris]
> C flags: -O2 -pipe
> C++ flags: -O2 -pipe
> Looking for a working gcc: gcc OK
> Looking for the C++ compiler: g++
> Checking Architecture: SPARC
> Looking for pointer size:  32 bits
> Looking for prefix: /opt/tvision (cached/specified)
> Checking if this system follows the FHS: no
> Looking for GNU make: make
> Looking for GNU ar: ar
> sh: ginstall: not found
> Looking for install tool: install
> Looking for xgettext: no
> Looking for gpm library:  no, disabling mouse support
> Looking for ncurses library: no, disabling UNIX driver
>

You need ncurses in order to support a generic UNIX terminal.

> Looking for X keysyms definitions:  no, disabling enhanced support for 
> Eterm 0.8.10+
> Looking for X11 libs: no, disabling X11 version
>

You need X11 libraries in order to support X servers.

 From what I see you just got: Linux and XTerm/Eterm drivers. As you are 
using Solaris the Linux driver will fail and you only got XTerm/Eterm 
driver. It means your TV applications will run only under xterm or Eterm.

SET