Jaedreth Skywolf wrote:
> 
> Great. Thanks, Chris for responding to me and helping me out.
> 
> I've got another problem. I tried to compile it, and here's what I get:

Did you do the compiling by hand or from the (modified) fink package? If
the latter, did you cp also the patch file and change its name
accordingly? It is a very small patch file that just makes sure that
/sw/include is included in the list of includes.
 
> creating /sw/src/ircii-20020322-2/ircii-20020322/defs.h
> 
> well there we are, you now might want to look in config.h and
> see if there is anything you might want to tune, else you can
> just run a make here.. good luck!
> 
> make
> cc -I. -I/sw/src/ircii-20020322-2/ircii-20020322/include
> -I/sw/src/ircii-20020322-2/ircii-20020322/source/rijndael
> -no-cpp-precomp -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -c
> /sw/src/ircii-20020322-2/ircii-20020322/source/alias.c

Aha, no -I/sw/include here...

> In file included from
> /sw/src/ircii-20020322-2/ircii-20020322/source/alias.c:35:
> /sw/src/ircii-20020322-2/ircii-20020322/include/irc.h:130: termcap.h: No
> such file or directory

It doesn't find termcap.h, because termcap.h as supplied by the ncurses
package, lives in /sw/include. It would have found it if you had used
the renamed patch file.

> make: *** [alias.o] ??и?1
> ### make failed, exit code 2
> Failed: compiling ircii-20020322-2 failed
> 
> irc.h is there, I don't know what 130 is, and there wasn't a termcap.h
> there...

That's the point where the business of the package maintainer starts. As
Chris said, it is a good idea to get in touch with him (Justin), because
he probably spent already some time on exactly this problem (and solved
it in this case) and on other problems that may appear later once you
get over this one.

-- 
Martin

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