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hi, all I got the problem that the ccmake was not compiled in the kubuntu (a kde debian version). What else library should I install to make the ccmake available? It says curses library needed for the ccmake but I don't know what are the exact name of the librarys in kubuntu. I have ncurses-base, ncurses-bin, libcurses5 installed. thanks for help. Using cmake -i will be too tedious. zl2k
How did you install cmake? What version of cmake? The KUbuntu cmake package does include ccmake. If you are installing from sources, you will need these packages: libncurses5-dev, tcl8.4 (that's what the "build-depends" section of the Debian controlfile says).
In case you need a newer version of cmake, you can build the package yourself from sources (dpkg-build). More often than not, the diff.gz for a not-so-old version of the software (cmake in this case) works fine with the latest version. I think I successfuly applied the 2.4.6 .diff.gz to 2.4.7RC10.
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