Miller, Vincent (Rick) wrote: > I had not loaded berkely-db because I thought I had read somewhere that there > was a bundled berkley-db with RPM5. I have since loaded Berkley-DB 5.1.x > from FreeBSD ports and was able to get the compile to move along further.
There used to be a bundled version, but now you use the regular BerkeleyDB. You'll need to add the matching flags, like CPPFLAGS+="-I${LOCALBASE}/include/db51" and LDFLAGS+="-L${LOCALBASE}/lib/db51" > It failed later when attempting to link against libgomp which is not > installed on the system. I am planning to reconfigure disabling OpenMP, > unless it provides a feature we might be able to utilize. Can you clarify > the features OpenMP provides to RPM5? You can use --disable-openmp, if you don't want OpenMP. The main issue with multi-processing is that you'll need to enable it everywhere, if you use it for something like BeeCrypt (where it increases performance) --anders ______________________________________________________________________ RPM Package Manager http://rpm5.org User Communication List rpm-users@rpm5.org