Martin Willi <martin <at> strongswan.org> writes: > > Hello Keith, > > > Did a recent commit break configure? > > No, works fine here. > > > I ran autogen.sh and then configure with only a --prefix option.. > > If you run autogen.sh yourself (which is usually required only if you > build from git), you'll need all the tools listed in HACKING. > > > <snip> > > checking gmp.h version >= 4.1.4... yes > > ./configure: line 16325: syntax error near unexpected token `soup,' > > ./configure: line 16325: ` PKG_CHECK_MODULES(soup, libsoup- 2.4)' > > Did you have pkg-config installed on your build system while running > autogen.sh? I don't think the libsoup .pc file is required, but just in > case you might try to install the libsoup development package that > usually includes it. > > Regards > Martin >
Like Martin said, pkg-config should be installed. Along with that, pkg-config should share the same installation prefix as that of autolocal/automake. Or. You should pass the pkg.m4 file path to aclocal via -I $PATHTOEXTRACTEDPACKAGE/path/to/pkg.m4/ Read http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8578181/using-the-pkg-config- macro-pkg-check-modules-failing for more information. I hope this saves the time for somebody. _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.strongswan.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
