On 3/5/18 6:55 AM, René Nyffenegger wrote:
When I tried to complie libre office, the compiler errored out because
xlocale.h was missing. I believe that glibc has renamed this header from
xlocale.h to locale.h in version 2.26. So, I created a symlink from
locale.h to xlocale.h which *seems* to satisfy the compiler.
I assume that I did something wrong in a prior step but I am unable to
figure out in what step let alone what I did wrong.
So, if someone has a pointer to solving this, I'd be very grateful.
This happened with LFS 8.1
Rene
If you're using LFS 8.1, I assume you're also using BLFS 8.1, and
therefore you're building LibreOffice 5.4.0.3. If so, that version does
not refer to xlocale.h at all. Most likely it one of the 3rd party
packages that it's downloading and installing. Look closely at the build
output to see what it's building when it errors out, then you probably
want to use the system-installed version of that package as recommended
by BLFS.
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