On Tue, 28 May 2002, IOhannes zmoelnig wrote:
notice the "(cached)" try "rm config.cache" before "./configure"
That did it right there! Thank you.
Now if I load the lib into PD I get the error:
/usr/local/gem-0.87/Gem.pd_linux: /usr/lib/libquicktime.so: undefined symbol: raw1394_errcode_to_errno Gem: can't load library
What version(s) of quicktime does gem-0.87 require? The link to quicktime4linux in the readme does not work. So I got my quicktime4linux at http://heroinewarrior.com/quicktime.php3 Which is version 1.5.5. What versions have other people successfully compiled with? Where could I get them?
Thanks again, for all your time. Ben Bogart
your (and my) problem is, that "find" keeps just finding the wrong (e.g.: old) entries. i have no idea how to force "find" to list some directories before others. anyone ????
so now there are three hints (i guess "solution" reach too far...)
- try to build Gem in a clean tree, where no prior Gem installations
can be found at src/Gnu/../../.. 2. go to the release-sources that are found (like gem-0.84/src/Gnu) and do a "./makeauxlibs" there, so that the libraries can be found there...
- locate the offending library (libparticle.a); make sure that it's
path is in the LDFLAGS-line of the Makefile (something like "-L../../../gem-0.84/src/AuxLibs/particles"
mfg.cds.er IOhannes
PS: there is no real difference between the src/Gnu/makauxlibs and the GemLibs/makauxlibs i just added the makeauxlibs the the GemLibs to make them compilable even without having gem installed