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On 7/14/10 7:29 PM, David Lowe wrote:
>       Here's another jam i've gotten myself into.  I'm gradually building a 
> set of dependencies manually in /usr/local so i can attempt to make a 
> clickable app of freeciv.  I *think* i can get away with this by renaming 
> /usr/local every time i use fink.  My question is, do i similarly need to 
> rename /sw when i do the configure/make/install ritual?  The reason i ask is 
> that my build of atk is failing because it is seeing fink's 32 bit version of 
> glib-2.0.pc rather the 64 bit version that i built but it apparently got left 
> in the build directory rather than getting moved to PKG_CONFIG_PATH.  That 
> part's got nothing to do with fink, so just ignore that unless somebody wants 
> to contact me privately.  However, should my manual build really be pulling 
> in files from /sw/lib/pkgconfig/ ?
> 
> Sent from my MacBookPro
> 

You might at least want not to run init.sh in your session where you
build.  The pkgconfig executable is in the PATH.  (or maybe uninstall
pkgconfig)

- -- 
Alexander Hansen
Fink User Liaison
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