Hi !
What configure does is just trying to compile a mini program with the library. You can look into src/Gnu/config.log what happened (must be at the very end).
You could also try to link a mini progam with gltt yourself, then you will see why the linker canĀ“t find it.
That is, configure currently looks in the standard paths and in the AuxLibs path for a *compiled* gltt.
Also, I have just finished version 0.77 and it is currently being uploaded to Debian. If that succeeds I will announce the new version publicly.
Good luck
Guenter
From: oswald berthold[SMTP:ost@farmermanual.co.at] Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 1998 4:08 PM To: Guenter Geiger Cc: 'dlock@acs.itd.uts.edu.au'; 'pd-list@iem.mhsg.ac.at' Subject: gem on linux
hey there been installing PD on a gericom notebook (dubious austrian manufacturer) and it runs really fine, but when i try to install gem, i still get the same ERROR (while configuring GEM with ./configure) namely while "looking for main in gltt" it just doesnt find/recognize gltt, althoug its installed (in /usr/local/) and also hanging out in the AuxLibs directory (which if specified in the configure file as the dir to look for libs) any hints fro that, thanks loads, osss
p.s.: all this on a "freshly installed RedHat 5.1" thingy linux
so, should i just switch to debain?? ;)
woink