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...)

1. 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...

3. 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

B. Bogart