Re: [TiLP-devel] problem with libticalcs2 {Scanned for spam & {Scanned for spam & virus}

[Romain <ro...@li...>]

Hi,

> I tried to compile tilp2 and the necessary libraries on Debian GNU/Linu=
x
> Sarge, but when I start tilp-2, I get this:
>  > tilp-2: error while loading shared libraries: libticalcs2.so.0: cann=
ot
>  > open shared object file: No such file or directory
> and it returns. However, /usr/local/lib/ contains all libraries!

In this case, you have a problem with your ldconfig configuration. Make
sure /usr/local/lib is present in your /etc/ld.so.conf.

Try and run ldconfig to update libraries.

> I searched for reasons and I discovered, that during the
> configure-process of tilp2, it prints:
>  > checking tilp2/ticalcs.h usability... no
>  > checking tilp2/ticalcs.h presence... no
>  > checking for tilp2/ticalcs.h... no
>
> I can build and install libticalcs2 without problems, but following
> things are a bit strange:
> In ticalcs2.pc.in, the last line is:
>  > Cflags: -I${includedir}/tilp
> and not
>  > Cflags: -I${includedir}/tilp2
> as I've expected.

Err, that's a serious bug !

> In src/ticalcs.h, I see:
>  > #include <ticables.h>
>  > #include <tifiles.h>
> instead of
>  > #include <tilp2/ticables.h>
>  > #include <tilp2/tifiles.h>
>
> I don't know if this is intented, but if I adapt these two things, the
> configure-script doesn't complain anymore. Nevertheless tilp doesn't
> start.

Again, this is a bug. Thanks to you, I have fixed it.

Well, if you want to fix it on your side, edit 'ticalsc2/ticalcs2.pc.in'
and change 'tilp' into 'tilp2'. Don't forget to re-run configure and do
'make install'.

But, if you need updated packages, I can provide them to you.

> I downloaded the code form ticalc.org and use following versions:
> libticalcs2-0.0.3
> libticables2-0.0.3
> libtifiles2-0.0.3
> tilp2-0.02
> gcc-3.3.5

Good !

>
> I hope that somebody can help me.

If you are encounterng problem again, feel free to mail us !

>
> Florian
>

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