On 2 oct. 04, at 06:01, Martin Costabel wrote:
There doesn't seem to have been any followup on this, so I'll just report my experience for the record. I have now been getting the same error. In order to build libwmf, I found two possibilities:
- Either I copied by hand the libwmflite* stuff from the build directory /sw/src/libwmf-0.2.8.2-4/libwmf-0.2.8.2/src/.libs to /sw/lib and then restarted "fink install libwmf". This worked.
- or I moved /usr/local out of the way. This worked also. The only difference in the build log (apart from the absence of the error messages) was that the -L/usr/local/lib flag disappeared from the command line.
Although this worked, I don't really understand why either of these could fix the problem: The -L/sw/src/libwmf-0.2.8.2-4/libwmf-0.2.8.2/src/.libs flag is there on the command line, so ld has no real excuse for not finding libwmflite-0.2.7.dylib, and on the other hand, -L/usr/local/lib has no visible effect; it does not pull in any of the libraries from /usr/local/lib, AFAICT.
I should add that on this machine which is not under my exclusive control, /usr/local was populated by some Wierda iinstaller aficionados who even installed libwmf. Sebastien, did you also have /usr/local/lib/libwmf* things installed?
Yes, I also have libwmf in /usr/local/lib. I moved /usr/local out of the way and it worked.
Thanks Martin,
Sebastien
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