I don't have any spaces in the directory... but I did try and put quotes around it but it didn't change anything.
When running cleanbld.bat it tells me the following: Could Not Find C:\..\config.h Could Not Find C:\..\epan\config.h Could Not Find C:\..\epan\dfilter\config.h Could Not Find C:\..\text2pcap-scanner.c Then when I compile it tells me for every file that wtap-int.h is included in: wtap-int.h(30) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'glib.h': No such file or directory I extracted the source code I downloaded directly from the ethereal site into a directory. I also extracted the source for the libraries (glib, gtk+, net-snmp-5.0.6, wpdpack, zlib) into a directory and correctly listed the path in the config.nmake file. I have no idea what the problem is, have you compiled it in Windows 2000 before and had problems? Martin Regner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Jaclyn-b-tech wrote: > > >I'm trying to compile Ethereal on Windows and I keep getting an error in > >wtap-int.h saying it can't find glib.h > >I downloaded the glib source and linked to the proper directory in my > >config.nmake file... am I supposed to do something else with it? > >Please help me, it's taking me hours to compile this source code and I'm > >completely stuck! > > > A search for "glib.h" on the Ethereal site gave e.g. me the following mesage: > > http://www.ethereal.com/lists/ethereal-dev/200112/msg00329.html > > http://www.ethereal.com/lists/ethereal-dev/200112/msg00334.html > > > If you have spaces in the directory names you could try to put the path like this: > GLIB_DIR="C:ethereal srcglib" > instead of > GLIB_DIR=C:ethereal srcglib > > I think that it will work then, but it may be even better to avoid the spaces in the directory names. > > If you still have problems then it might be better to send the log (or an extract from it) so that it's > possible to see the complete error messages and the arguments used during the build. >
